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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-4303-1 sovereign authority, a healthy Honecker would not have hesitated to cite almost twenty years of public and secret dealings with Western politicians as evidence not only of his sovereign authority but of implicit Western complicity with his policies.

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Hazime Sait?,Isao Ando,Akira Naito international alliance systems were no doubt necessary preconditions for the state socialist regime’s collapse, yet as late as the summer of 1989 few East Germans and outside observers foresaw the GDR’s imminent demise.

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Brief Outline of NMR Parameters,been restricted to eastern Germany. In fact, xenophobic violence began in the West before reunification, and since the incendiary murders in M?lln and Solingen it has taken on proportions even more alarming in the West than in the East. Throughout Germany, political violence in the streets and ubiqu

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Who Overthrew Honecker?, sovereign authority, a healthy Honecker would not have hesitated to cite almost twenty years of public and secret dealings with Western politicians as evidence not only of his sovereign authority but of implicit Western complicity with his policies.

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The Modest Germans: The Cultural Context of Mass Mobilisation, international alliance systems were no doubt necessary preconditions for the state socialist regime’s collapse, yet as late as the summer of 1989 few East Germans and outside observers foresaw the GDR’s imminent demise.

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Different Strokes for Different , of the bond between them and their alleged vanguard party, the Volkskammer, the Volkspolizei, and the Volksarmee lost their power to the . and for a few brief weeks in October–November 1989, the East German people were drunk with the feeling of their own power and freedom.