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  • Title: [Forty years of demographic trends in the Federal Republic of Germany and the German Democratic Republic].
    Author: Hubert M.
    Journal: Allem Aujourdhui; 1989; (109-110):156-85. PubMed ID: 12283302.
    Abstract:
    A comparative analysis of population dynamics in East and West Germany since the end of World War II is presented. The author notes that immediately after the war, East Germany lost population through migration, whereas West Germany had to absorb large numbers of immigrants, primarily refugees from the East. Both states experienced significant fertility declines during the 1960s but chose different ways to cope: East Germany by developing a pro-natalist family policy and West Germany by encouraging immigration.
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