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East Germany–Soviet Union relations
Throughout their existence East Germany and the Soviet Union maintained close diplomatic relations. The Soviet Union was the chief economic and political sponsor of East Germany.
==History==
In 1964, Mikoyan's 10–12 March trip to East Berlin, ostensibly to celebrate the 70th birthday of inacaive Premier Otto Grotewohl, was particularly curious in light of the fact- that no other bloc dignitaries of Mikoyan's rank attended. Mikoyan's appearance seemed to represent a Soviet effort to assuage East German fears on certain economic and military points of disagreement.〔Strains in Soviet-East German relations: 1962-1967〕
In 1963 the 13 June Soviet-GDR joint communique recorded Ulbricht's praise for Khrushchev's policy of "mutual example" in a manner that could be read as giving approval in principal to further Soviet efforts in that vein, including a reduction in the Soviet forces in East Germany.〔Strains in Soviet-East German relations: 1962-1967〕
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