Pronunciation: /ˈɔstˌpɒlɪtɪk/
noun a German term referring to the policy of improving relations between West Germany and Eastern Europe, particularly the Soviet Union, during the Cold War
A1 Ostpolitik is a German term referring to the country's policy towards Eastern Europe during the Cold War.
A2 The concept of Ostpolitik was aimed at improving relations between West Germany and the countries of Eastern Europe.
B1 Chancellor Willy Brandt is known for his implementation of Ostpolitik, which helped ease tensions between East and West Germany.
B2 The Ostpolitik of the 1970s led to significant diplomatic breakthroughs between West Germany and the Soviet Union.
C1 Ostpolitik played a crucial role in the process of detente and the eventual reunification of Germany.
C2 The success of Ostpolitik in the 1970s paved the way for greater cooperation and dialogue between Eastern and Western Europe.
formal The policy of Ostpolitik was aimed at improving relations between West Germany and East Germany during the Cold War.
informal Ostpolitik was all about trying to make peace between the two Germanys back in the day.
slang They were really pushing that whole Ostpolitik thing to smooth things over between the divided countries.
figurative The concept of Ostpolitik can be seen as a bridge between the East and West during a tumultuous time in history.
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