The workers' and peasants' state : communism and society in East Germany under Ulbricht 1945-71
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The workers' and peasants' state : communism and society in East Germany under Ulbricht 1945-71
Manchester University Press, 2002
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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: hbk ISBN 9780719062889
内容説明
Communist East Germany - officially dubbed the "Workers' and Peasants' State" - presented a facade of unity, between factory and farmer, male and female, young and old. The reality behind the rhetoric was, however, far more diverse. This collection of 15 original contributions, by experts in their field with access to recently-opened archives behind the former iron curtain, reveals a complex interaction between communist ideology and post-fascist society. Each essay is self-containe , providing a valuable introduction to recent debates, followed by original archival case-studies to bring alive the now defunct East Germany in its formative decades.
目次
- Part I State: The leadership of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED) under Ulbricht, Peter Grieder
- Ulbricht's secret police - The Ministry of State Security, Jens Gieseke
- The people's police and the people in Ulbricht's Germany, Richard Bessel
- Protecting the accomplishments of socialism? The (re)militarisation of life in the GDR, Corey Ross. Part II Society: Popular opinion, Mark Allinson
- Workers and the SED in the Summer of 1953, Gareth Pritchard
- From junker estate to collective farm - East German Agrarian Society, 1945-61, Jonathan Osmond
- Squaring the Circle: the dilemmas and evolution of women's policy, Donna Harsch
- The limits of repression and reform: SED youth policy in the Early 1960s, Mark Fenemore
- Going West , the open border and the problem of Republikflucht, Patrick Major. Part III Culture: The evangelical church in the GDR, Merrilyn Thomas
- The fifth column: dance music in the early GDR, Toby Thacker
- National paradigm and legitimacy: uses of academic history-writing in the 1960s, Stefan Berger
- History in the academy: objectivity and partisanship in the Marxist historiography of the GDR, Heiko Feldner. Part IV Conclusion: Retheorising "state" and "society" in the GDR, Mary Fulbrook.
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: pbk ISBN 9780719062896
内容説明
Medical histories of Belgium reshapes Belgian history of medicine by bringing together a new generation of scholars. Going beyond a chronological narrative, the book offers new insights by questioning classic themes of the history of medicine: physicians, institutions and the nation state. While retracing specific Belgian characteristics, it also engages with broader European developments in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Medical histories of Belgium will appeal to Historians of Belgium in various subfields, especially cultural history and political history and medical historians and medical practitioners seeking the historical context of their activities. -- .
目次
- Part I State: The leadership of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED) under Ulbricht, Peter Grieder
- Ulbricht's secret police - The Ministry of State Security, Jens Gieseke
- The people's police and the people in Ulbricht's Germany, Richard Bessel
- Protecting the accomplishments of socialism? The (re)militarisation of life in the GDR, Corey Ross. Part II Society: Popular opinion, Mark Allinson
- Workers and the SED in the Summer of 1953, Gareth Pritchard
- From junker estate to collective farm - East German Agrarian Society, 1945-61, Jonathan Osmond
- Squaring the Circle: the dilemmas and evolution of women's policy, Donna Harsch
- The limits of repression and reform: SED youth policy in the Early 1960s, Mark Fenemore
- Going West , the open border and the problem of Republikflucht, Patrick Major. Part III Culture: The evangelical church in the GDR, Merrilyn Thomas
- The fifth column: dance music in the early GDR, Toby Thacker
- National paradigm and legitimacy: uses of academic history-writing in the 1960s, Stefan Berger
- History in the academy: objectivity and partisanship in the Marxist historiography of the GDR, Heiko Feldner. Part IV Conclusion: Retheorising "state" and "society" in the GDR, Mary Fulbrook.
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