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    May 4, 2015
    Germany and the United States: Reliable Allies

    WWII, Fall of Berlin Wall Most Important Events in U.S.-German Relations

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    Germany and the United States: Reliable Allies
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    Partisan Differences in U.S. Over German-American Relationship
    East-West Divide in Germans’ Attitudes
    Germans: Majority Prefer Strong Ties with U.S.
    Among Those Who Think TTIP Is Bad, Americans, Germans Differ on Why
    Decreasing Support for TTIP in Germany
    Americans Want to See a More Active Military Role for Germany; Germans Disagree
    Younger Generations More Parochial
    Half in U.S., Germany Prefer to Concentrate on Domestic Rather than Foreign Problems
    Americans, Germans Differ on Britain as a Reliable Ally
    German Men, SPD Adherents Most Likely to See the U.S. as a Reliable Ally
    Americans Across the Board See Germany as a Reliable Ally
    WWII, Fall of Berlin Wall Most Important Events in U.S.-German Relations
    The German-American Relationship
    Americans Want Harder Line with Russia; Germans Disagree
    Higher Approval for Obama and Merkel by Germans than by Americans
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