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=== {{Anchor|GDR}}German Democratic Republic (GDR 1945β1990) === {{main|Prostitution in East Germany}} After World War II, the country was divided into [[East Germany]] (German Democratic Republic) and [[West Germany]] (the Federal Republic of Germany from 1949β90). In East Germany, as in all countries of the communist Eastern Bloc, full-service sex work was illegal and according to the official position, it did not exist. There were high-class sex workers working in the hotels of [[East Berlin]] and the other major cities, mainly targeting Western visitors; the [[Stasi]] employed some of these for spying purposes. Street-based workers were available for the pleasure of visiting Westerners, too.
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