ith the Stasi files and choosing one abortion law for both states. In 1991, East Germans were allowed access to their own Stasi files. They were able to identify who was spying on them and prosecute them. In June 1992, unified abortion law was passed that was similar to the East German pro-choice law. The law was declared unconstitutional in 1993. Finally, in 1995, a new law was put in place. Abortion was allowed during the first trimester, but only if approved by a counselor after a woman had made an appointment to talk to them. With these major issues handled for the time being and the support of the Soviet Union, the unification process was free to continue.
             There were many problems when unification began, and many still exist today. Th
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