2014
DOI: 10.1007/s12399-014-0397-9
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Emmerling, I. (2013). Die DDR und Chile (1960–1989). Außenpolitik, Außenhandel und Solidarität. Berlin: Christoph Links, 528 S., ISBN: 978- 3861537250, € 49,90.

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“…Yet the GDR had a special position given that it received about 5000 Chilean refugees during fifteen years following the coup, mainly those who were socialists (Emmerling, 2013). However, the bonds with the Chilean communists were also important, and it can even be stated that the contacts with the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED), the ruling party in the GDR, were almost as intense as those with the Soviets (Ulianova, 2014a: 283).…”
Section: Czechoslovakia Within the Solidarity Network Of Chilean Comm...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet the GDR had a special position given that it received about 5000 Chilean refugees during fifteen years following the coup, mainly those who were socialists (Emmerling, 2013). However, the bonds with the Chilean communists were also important, and it can even be stated that the contacts with the Socialist Unity Party of Germany (SED), the ruling party in the GDR, were almost as intense as those with the Soviets (Ulianova, 2014a: 283).…”
Section: Czechoslovakia Within the Solidarity Network Of Chilean Comm...mentioning
confidence: 99%