Original sentence: In 1951, the first Minister of All-German Affairs Jakob Kaiser openly raised claim to even greater territories including Austria, parts of Switzerland, the Saar area and Alsace-Lorraine.One of the main tasks of the ministry was the publication of information material about the situation in the East, to keep the idea of German unity alive and to inform the public about actions of the East German government.The ministry was renamed in 1969 because "All German" might have evoked irredentist associations
Edited sentence: In 1951, the first Minister of All-German Affairs Jakob Kaiser openly raised claim to even greater territories: A true Europe can only be formed when Germany's unity is being restored.One of the main tasks of the ministry was the publication of information material about the situation in the East, as well as propaganda geared to keep the idea of German unity alive and to discredit the East German government.The ministry was renamed in 1969 because "All German" (or "Pan-Germanique" in French) might have evoked irredentist associations.Which includes, I remind you, except Germany itself also Austria, parts of Switzerland, the Saar area and Alsace-Lorraine