The Germany of 1933-1945 was politically dissolved; some of that Germany was geographically reassigned to other nations.  Of the two "Germany" states that were created after WWII, only one is still with us:  the FRG.  As has been pointed out all over this talk page, "re-unification" is not what happened.  Why is this article still using the term "re-unification" when the Germans themselves speak of it as "unity?"  Abraham Lincoln asked, "How many legs does a sheep have, if you call its tail a leg?"  "Four.  It doesn't matter what you call the tail, the reality is that it has four legs."  Let's fix this.
Derrick Chapman