Characterwash
Garak ObamaTranslation of Caspar Von Schrenck-Notzing's book about Denazification
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Re-Education and Political Culture
Political Culture is the name of a research concept developed by American social scientists at Princeton University in the late 1950s, which shaped public debate as a late bloomer in the final phase of the Federal Republic of Germany. The l...
Re-Education and Propaganda
The re-education did not end when the expression in the official language of the occupation was replaced by re-orientation or even cultural reconstruction, or when the many programs of “minor re-education” came to an abrupt end in 1952 when...
Re-Education - from Propaganda to Political Culture
Germans (apart from a few western emigrants) were excluded from the first, quite lively debate about re-education. They had neither access to information worth mentioning, nor did they have the facilities to exploit such information for jou...
The So-Called Historians' Dispute/Historikerstreit
> In 1986, the so-called historians' dispute flared up on the basis of coming to terms with the past. By 1988, this major public debate had produced no less than 1,200 writings. In the same year the author gave an unpublished lecture, excer...
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