Book Panel: What Remains? The Dialectical Identities of Eastern Germans

What Remains? tells the story of the German Democratic Republic from the perspective of ordinary GDR citizens. It asks how people constructed East German identities that persisted after the official dismantling of the socialist state and shows that these identities diverged starkly from the “official GDR” version authoritarian rulers sought to impose on their citizens. […]

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