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,Why Was There No “Dissidence” in East Germany?,g role in creating the regime they later helped to demolish. Since communism was ultimately based on ideas (“l(fā)ogocracy” says Milosz), the abandonment of these ideas by intellectuals-turned-dissidents was a critical factor in the regime’s demise. As Daniel Chirot (1991:20) emphasizes, more than from

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munist regime. This book tries to explain why. It is argued that the peculiarities of German history and culture prevented the possibility of a ‘national‘ opposition to communism. As a result, East German dissidents had to remain in a paradoxical way ‘loyal‘ to the old regime.978-0-230-37305-1

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,Why Was There No “Dissidence” in East Germany?,its economic malaise or the pressure of organized opposition movements, communism died from ideological exhaustion and “utter moral rot.”. The dissident intellectuals, powerless as they seemed to be, delivered the decisive blow by denouncing the regime’s underlying ideology as ritualized lies out of touch with reality.

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Applying Depth Thinking to Accountabilityractive with Gorbachev’s glasnost and perestroika. This allowed the opposition to confront the regime with a new and unexpected round of claims that the previous “peace first” rhetoric was ineffective to contain.

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Book 1995ime. This book tries to explain why. It is argued that the peculiarities of German history and culture prevented the possibility of a ‘national‘ opposition to communism. As a result, East German dissidents had to remain in a paradoxical way ‘loyal‘ to the old regime.