The Warsaw Treaty is signed

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Eight states signed the Treaty of Friendship, Co-operation and Mutual Assistance at Warsaw, days after the Federal Republic of Germany was admitted to NATO. The treaty did not create the Soviet military presence in eastern Europe, which already existed under post-war arrangements; it gave that presence a multilateral legal form and a unified command, held throughout by Soviet officers.

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