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United City, Divided Memories?

Name: United City, Divided Memories?
Brand: Lexington Books
SKU: 04902680
Price: 161.96 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Dirk Verheyen
ISBN: 9780739118399

Cold War Legacies in Contemporary Berlin

Dirk Verheyen

Language

English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 04902680

Publishers Lexington Books, February 2008

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United City, Divided Memories? focuses on the basic question of how Berlin today deals with three specific Cold War-era legacies: the presence of the four Great Powers, the East German Stasi, and the Berlin Wall. Dirk Verheyen looks at monuments, museums, and memorial sites as illustrations of Berlin's struggle to craft an effective shared identity that ties together its western and eastern halves. Verheyen's comprehensive and critical analysis is considered against the broader background of Germany's efforts at coming to grips with its dual twentieth-century totalitarian past. This book demonstrates that important elements of east-west contrast linger and complicate the city's efforts at crafting a more definitively future-oriented united identity. United City, Divided Memories? will stimulate debate among German studies scholars, as well as among those interested in German history and cultural studies.