Routledge Popular Protest in East Germany: Judgements on the Street

Explore the profound upheaval of the German Democratic Republic during the transformative years of 1989-1990. This incisive study by Routledge provides a deep look into the dissent and street protests that shaped the East German revolution. Written by an author who was an active participant in both the Citizens' Movement and the street protests of that era, this book offers a unique perspective. The narrative combines personal experience with a rigorous academic approach. It uses a wide range of primary sources, including interviews, diary entries, and documents from the archives of the old regime and the Citizens' Movement. This work serves as both a vibrant narrative history and a significant contribution to research in the field of European politics. It is an essential resource for readers interested in the causes and processes behind the fall of the GDR and the rise of democratic movements in Europe.