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Twenty Years On: Competing Memories of the GDR in Postunification German Culture

By Renate Rechtien (Editor), Dennis Tate (Editor), Andrea Geier (Contribution by), Andrew Plowman (Contribution by), Arne de Winde (Contribution by), Astrid Koehler (Contribution by), Benjamin Robinson (Contribution by), Catherine Smale (Contribution by), Daniel Argeles (Contribution by), Frederik Van Dam (Contribution by), George Dennis Tate (Contribution by), Gillian Pye (Contribution by), Hilde Hoffmann (Contribution by), Karen Leeder (Contribution by), Nadezda Zemanikova (Contribution by), Rosemary Stott (Contribution by), Stephen Brockmann (Contribution by), Wolfgang Emmerich (Contribution by)
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By Renate Rechtien (Editor), Dennis Tate (Editor), Andrea Geier (Contribution by), Andrew Plowman (Contribution by), Arne de Winde (Contribution by), Astrid Koehler (Contribution by), Benjamin Robinson (Contribution by), Catherine Smale (Contribution by), Daniel Argeles (Contribution by), Frederik Van Dam (Contribution by), George Dennis Tate (Contribution by), Gillian Pye (Contribution by), Hilde Hoffmann (Contribution by), Karen Leeder (Contribution by), Nadezda Zemanikova (Contribution by), Rosemary Stott (Contribution by), Stephen Brockmann (Contribution by), Wolfgang Emmerich (Contribution by)
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New essays on the evolution of cultural memory of the former German Democratic Republic since 1989-90 and its importance for Germany's continuing unification process.

Twenty years on from the dramatic events that led to the opening of the Berlin Wall and the collapse of the GDR, the subjective dimension of German unification is still far from complete. The nature of the East German state remains a matter of cultural as well as political debate. This volume of new research focuses on competin...