Answer:
The key difference between East and West Germany is that 4.East Germany was communist, while West Germany was democratic.
Explanation:
In the aftermath of World War II and as a consequence of the defeat of Nazi Germany, the country was divided between the two global blocs. On the one hand, East Germany (German Democratic Republic) was defined as a socialist state and was administered by Soviet forces that occupied the territory. On the contrary, West Germany (Federal Republic of Germany) considered itself a democratic reorganisation of the last Reich.
