All of the following were reasons for pessimism about the new republic after World War II EXCEPT
A) German values were changing too quickly.
B) democracy had been imposed by outsiders.
C) East Germany created a Stalinist government.
D) immigration by refugees.
E) questions about the durability of the economy.

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German values changing too quickly was not a reason for pessimism about the new republic after World War II; the concerns were more about the imposition of democracy, the division of Germany, the influx of refugees, and economic stability.

All of the Following Were Reasons for Pessimism About the New