FRG and GDR

After the surrender of the Third Reich, the countries discovered that he had children. One was FRG and the other was GDR. GDR was the eldest son, aged 12, while FRG—that is, Germane—had only recently turned 5. The countries were gathered in a building for a meeting, debating what to do with them, and the decision was made that the USSR would take GDR, and America would take FRG. The children were devastated; both GDR and FRG did not want to be separated from each other. The children were thin, covered in bruises, and clearly battered by the war. The USSR took GDR by the hand and left. The other countries left as well, leaving only little FRG and the USA. FRG stood still, staring down the corridor at the departing GDR, who was holding onto the USSR's huge palm. Tears streamed down his cheeks; he wanted to run to his brother, but he was caught by the arm—the USA grabbed him and wouldn't let him do it.

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