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Much has been written about socialism but very little about what it was like to live as an ordinary citizen under socialism in East Germany. With the fall of the Berlin Wall now 30 years past, the realities of that time have begun to fade. Some people have even become nostalgic, such as former Party functionaries and others who benefited from the communist rule. For the rest, however, it is important to bear witness to what it was really like to live in those times before the memories begin to vanish. The stories in this book are by their nature far from complete because memory is not linear…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Much has been written about socialism but very little about what it was like to live as an ordinary citizen under socialism in East Germany. With the fall of the Berlin Wall now 30 years past, the realities of that time have begun to fade. Some people have even become nostalgic, such as former Party functionaries and others who benefited from the communist rule. For the rest, however, it is important to bear witness to what it was really like to live in those times before the memories begin to vanish. The stories in this book are by their nature far from complete because memory is not linear but impressionistic. Still, the reader may find them of interest because they are the legacy of a lost socialist world.
Autorenporträt
Christoph Werner wurde in Halle an der Saale geboren. Er studierte Englisch und Deutsch an der Martin-Luther-Universität Halle und arbeitete an verschiedenen Universitäten und Hochschulen in Deutschland in der Ausbildung von Fachübersetzern und Englischlehrern. Seit seiner Pensionierung lebt er in Weimar. Er hat Romane und Erzählungen, zahlreiche Kurzgeschichten und Essays geschrieben, die auf Deutsch und zum Teil auf Englisch erschienen sind.