Remembering the German Democratic Republic : divided memory in a united Germany
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Remembering the German Democratic Republic : divided memory in a united Germany
Palgrave Macmillan, 2011
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Bibliography: p. 266-288
Includes index
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Memories of and attitudes to the German Democratic Republic (GDR), or East Germany, within contemporary Germany are characterized by their variety and complexity, whilst the debate over how to remember the GDR tells us a lot about how Germans see themselves and their future. This volume provides a range of international perspectives.
Table of Contents
- Foreword Notes on the Contributors PART I: INTRODUCTION Remembering the German Democratic Republic in a United Germany
- D.Clarke & U.Wolfel The Politics of Remembering the GDR: Official and State-Mandated Memory since 1990
- A.Beattie PART II: MEMORIALS AND MUSEUMS Representations of the Everyday and the Making of Memory: GDR History in Exhibitions and Museums
- A.Ludwig Reinterpreting the Soviet War Memorial in Berlin's Treptower Park after 1990
- C.Glore Crimmins 'Transforming Berlin's Memory: Non-State Actors and GDR Memorial Politics Today
- J.Wustenberg Reinventing Rosa Luxemburg: Commemorating Rosa Luxemburg in the Berlin Republic
- B.Konczol PART III: GENERATIONS Histories and Memories: Verklarung or Erklarung?
- M.Fulbrook Generation and Transition: East German Memory Cultures
- R.Lehmann PART IV: ORDINARY LIVES Did Communists Have Better Sex? Sex and the Body in German Reunification
- J.McLellan From the 'Niche Society' to a Retreat from the World: East German Allotments as the Continuation of a GDR Tradition
- A-M.Pailhes 'The Era Has Passed, But It's Nice to Remember': Eastern Identifications with the GDR Past and Unified Germany
- C.Hyland Remembering the Uprising of 17 June 1953
- R.Millington PART V: ELITE MEMORIES Red Radiation: East German Army Officers in Post-Unification Germany
- A.Bickford Autobiography as Participation in the 'Master Narrative': GDR Academics after Unification
- C.Lahusen 'The Past Does Not Repeat Itself, But it Rhymes': Autobiographies by Elites from the Confederation of States of America and the German Democratic Republic
- S.Zahlmann At Home with the Stasi: Gedenkstatte Hohenschonhausen as Historic House
- S.Jones Memories and Fantasies about and by the Stasi
- D.Bathrick Between Denigration, Idealization and Historicization: Memories of Nazism and Everyday Antifascism
- J.Sayner PART VII: REMEMBERING ANTIFASCISM How Memory is Remembered: The Potsdam Memory Archive 1995-1996
- H.Peitsch Notes Bibliography
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