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When Germany surrendered, the country was on its knees. The Allies had bombed most German cities, especially in industrialized areas. The destruction was astounding. In Hannover, for instance, less than 1% of the city had suffered no damage. After the war, Hamburg’s housing stock was reduced by 52.7%. The population was also in complete disarray. ................
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