Jahre des Umbruchs. Friedliche Revolution in der DDR und Transition in Ostmitteleuropa

Par : Clemens Vollnhals, Helmut Altrichter, Uwe Backes, Stanislav Balik, Dieter Bingen
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  • Nombre de pages406
  • FormatPDF
  • ISBN978-3-647-36919-8
  • EAN9783647369198
  • Date de parution18/01/2012
  • Protection num.pas de protection
  • Taille3 Mo
  • Infos supplémentairespdf
  • ÉditeurVandenhoeck & Ruprecht

Résumé

A comparison of the political changes that took place in the German Democratic Republic, in Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary in the years 1989/1990 shows a large amount of mutual influence. The focus of this volume lies on the German Democratic Republic. It looks at the how the transitions began in the four countries, the state of the socialist autocracies at the end of their reign, the specifics of the system changes that took place, the role of the masses and the intelligentsia as well as the particulars during the phase when democracy became established in these countries.
The goal of the authors and editors was to present the impulses behind a comparative perspective on the developments in the German Democratic Republic and its neighbours.
A comparison of the political changes that took place in the German Democratic Republic, in Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary in the years 1989/1990 shows a large amount of mutual influence. The focus of this volume lies on the German Democratic Republic. It looks at the how the transitions began in the four countries, the state of the socialist autocracies at the end of their reign, the specifics of the system changes that took place, the role of the masses and the intelligentsia as well as the particulars during the phase when democracy became established in these countries.
The goal of the authors and editors was to present the impulses behind a comparative perspective on the developments in the German Democratic Republic and its neighbours.