To aid its post-World War II recovery, Germany relied on millions of dollars from the Marshall Plan, and also

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The Marshall Plan provided financial aid to help rebuild European economies after the end of World War II, and Germany, particularly West Germany, benefited significantly from this aid. Additionally, Germany experienced an influx of cheap labor from East Germany, especially before the construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961, which helped in its post-war recovery. This movement was facilitated by the inner German border between East and West Germany before the Wall made such movement much more difficult.

To Aid Its Post-World War II Recovery, Germany Relied on Millions