From Stasiland to Ostalgie: The GDR Twenty Years After

Karen Leeder

From Stasiland to Ostalgie
The GDR Twenty Years After

Edited by Karen Leeder

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Oxford German Studies 38.3

Modern Humanities Research Association and Maney Publishing

20 December 2009 • 112pp

Contents:

234-235	Preface Timothy Garton Ash	Cite
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236-241	Introduction Karen Leeder	Cite
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242-253	Cultural Memory East v. West: Is What Belongs Together Really Growing Together? Wolfgang Emmerich	Cite
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254-264	‘In that dawn...’: Revisiting the Wende T. J. Reed	Cite
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265-277	Conceptualizing the GDR — 20 Years After Katrin Kohl	Cite
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278-287	‘Die unheimliche Heimat’: The GDR and the Dialectics of Home Peter Thompson	Cite
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288-298	The Privatization of Community: The Legacy of Collectivism in the Post-Socialist Literature of Eastern Germany Georgina Paul	Cite
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299-309	‘Berlin ist bekannt [...] für die Mauer, die es aber nicht mehr gibt’: The Persistence of East Berlin in the Contemporary City Lyn Marven	Cite
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310-320	‘Wenn man im Falle Weimars vom “Osten” sprechen darf’: Memory and Place in the New Bundesländer Chloe Paver	Cite
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321-333	Remembering the Stasi in a Fairy Tale of Redemption: Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck’s Das Leben der Anderen Daniela Berghahn	Cite
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334-344	Just another Vergangenheitsbewältigung? The Process of Coming to Terms with the East German Past Revisited Jan-Werner Müller	Cite
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Leeder, Karen (ed.), From Stasiland to Ostalgie: The GDR Twenty Years After (= Oxford German Studies, 38.3 (2009))

First footnote reference: ³⁵ From Stasiland to Ostalgie: The GDR Twenty Years After, ed. by Karen Leeder (= Oxford German Studies, 38.3 (2009)), p. 21.

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Leeder, Karen (ed.). 2009. From Stasiland to Ostalgie: The GDR Twenty Years After (= Oxford German Studies, 38.3)

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From Stasiland to OstalgieThe GDR Twenty Years After

Edited by Karen Leeder

From Stasiland to Ostalgie
The GDR Twenty Years After