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The Official Concept of the Nation in the Former GDR: Theory, Pragmatism and the Search for Legitimacy
by Joanna McKay
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Paperback / softback. New. First published in 1998, this volume joined the effort to understand the former German Democratic Republic, with the aim of reaching a better understanding of the psychologically painful process of German reunification following the collapse of East-German communism in 1989. While born illegitimate and artificial, the country determined the lives of millions of people, despite having now disappeared from the map. This study from Joanna McKay incorporates previously unavailable archive material and focuses on some of the most challenging, ever-present tasks for the GDR leaders. In particular, she examines how they approached explaining the division with West Germany without undermining the legitimacy of the GDR.
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- The Official Concept of the Nation in the Former GDR: Theory, Pragmatism and the Search for Legitimacy
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- Joanna McKay
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- Paperback / softback
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- Paperback
- ISBN 10
- 1138338907
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- 9781138338906
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