FRG and GDR

After the Third Reich's capitulation, the countries learned that it had children. One was West Germany, the other East Germany. East Germany's eldest son was 12, while West Germany's, or Germany's, had just recently turned 5. The countries were in a building at a meeting, debating what to do with them. It was decided that the USSR would take East Germany, and America would take West Germany. The children were very upset, and East Germany and West Germany were reluctant to part with each other. The children were thin, covered in bruises, and clearly battered by the war. The USSR took East Germany by the hand and left. The other countries also left, leaving only a small West Germany and the USA. West Germany stood there, looking down the hallway at the departing East Germany and the USSR, holding his brother's enormous hand. Tears streamed down his cheeks; he wanted to run to his brother, but the USA caught his hand and prevented him from doing so.

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