Slavs in Germany-- the Sorbian minority and the German state since 1945
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Slavs in Germany-- the Sorbian minority and the German state since 1945
(Studies in German thought and history, v. 20)
E. Mellen Press, c2000
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [209]-218) and index
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Charts the development of the Soviet-influenced nationalities policy in the German Democratic Republic, using the internal files of the SED (Communist Party) and the Stasi to show that the German Communists accepted that greater cultural autonomy for the Sorbians ran counter to their plans.
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