2005
DOI: 10.1017/s0960777305002328
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‘In our District, the State Is Secure’: The East German Secret Police Response to the Events of 1989 in Perleberg District

Abstract: This article details the year 1989 in the East German District Perleberg up to the fall of the Wall as reflected in the documents of the Ministry for State Security – the Stasi. It seeks to introduce empirical evidence on the course of the revolution in the towns of East Germany, an area which has received much less scholarly attention than larger centres. The article argues that in this particular outlying district, the generally accepted key factors behind the revolution (regime implosion, the changing inter… Show more

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