Titlebook: State, Society and Memories of the Uprising of 17 June 1953 in the GDR; Richard Millington Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Mac

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Introduction,e took part in the unrest which spread to over 700 localities across East Germany, including major cities, towns and rural areas (Dale, 2005, p. 9). Demonstrators called for the resignation of SED leader Walter Ulbricht and his government, free elections, better living and working conditions and the

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Day X: Fascists, Spies and Thugs,prising through creation of an official version (and thus an ‘official memory’) of the events. The Party feared that if citizens evaluated the events as an uprising against the regime (an interpretation propagated by West German politicians and the West German media), then this might hold the potent

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Tales of That Day,ents officially available to citizens. Up to 100 novels featuring scenes of the unrest or making reference to it were published in the GDR (Bruhn, 2003, pp. 57–9). Two films and one television drama also depicted the unrest. The very nature of these accounts as works of ‘historical fiction’ sets the

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Watching the West,st German media and politicians quickly seized on the uprising as a positive event amongst many negative ones in recent German history, as well as an invaluable weapon in the propaganda war with the SED. On 23 June 1953 West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer declared in West Berlin that he regarded

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Remembering and Discussing the Uprising of 17 June 1953,of only two of these interviewees indicated that the SED’s account of the uprising affected how they interpreted their experiences. Significantly, conclusions on the nature of the uprising that the majority of the eyewitnesses claim to have drawn contradicted not only the regime’s official memory of

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17 June 1953: A Symbolic Talisman of Opposition in the GDR?,fear of a repetition of the June uprising led the Party to monitor closely the mood of its citizens and take the necessary action to crush discontent. This is exemplified by the much less often quoted reply that Minister for State Security Erich Mielke received from his officers in 1989 when he aske

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AdaHAT: Adaptive Hard Attention to?the?Task in?Task-Incremental Learningtwork architecture incorporating our proposed Adaptive Hard Attention to the Task (AdaHAT) mechanism. AdaHAT extends an existing architecture-based approach, Hard Attention to the Task (HAT), to learn long sequences of tasks in an incremental manner. We conduct experiments on a number of datasets an