• Introduction - Nick Hodgin and Caroline PearceFrom Berlin to Prenzlau: Representations of GDR Theater in Film and Literature - Laura BradleyMelancholy and Historical Loss: Postunification Portrayals of GDR Writers and Artists - Anna O'DriscollLiterary Portrayals of the GDR by Non-GDR Citizens - Stuart ParkesScreening the Stasi: The Politics of Representation in Postunification Film - Nick Hodgin"The Spirit of an Epoch Is Not Just Reflected in Pictures and Books, but Also in Pots and Frying Pans": GDR Museums and Memories of Everyday Life - Silke Arnold-de SimineRemapping the Wall: The Wall Memorial in Bernauer Strasse - From an Unloved Cold War Monument to a New Type of Memorial Site - Günter SchluscheCommemorating the Berlin Wall - Pertti AhonenThe Evolution of Memorial Sites in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania since 1990 - Andreas WagnerAn Unequal Balance? Memorializing Germany's "Double Past" since 1990 - Caroline PearceLiving through the GDR: History, Life Stories, and Generations in East Germany - Mary FulbrookCompeting Master Narratives: Geschichtspolitik and Identity Discourse in Three German Societies - Thomas Ahbe"Worin noch niemand war": The GDR as Retrospectively Imagined Community - Peter ThompsonGDR Historiography after the End of the GDR: Debates,Renewals, and the Question of What Remains - Stefan BergerNotes on the ContributorsIndex

[M]akes a valuable contribution to the ongoing scholarly interrogation of memory of the GDR in reunified Germany. Even within what is now a richly populated field of study, The GDR Remembered deserves a wide readership, and will be useful in particular for undergraduate courses on account of the uniformly solid individual contributions, which function equally well as stand-alone pieces. . . . [A] worthwhile addition to a field of research whose vitality is as clear two decades after German unification as it has ever been.

• Introduction - Nick Hodgin and Caroline PearceFrom Berlin to Prenzlau: Representations of GDR Theater in Film and Literature - Laura BradleyMelancholy and Historical Loss: Postunification Portrayals of GDR Writers and Artists - Anna O'DriscollLiterary Portrayals of the GDR by Non-GDR Citizens - Stuart ParkesScreening the Stasi: The Politics of Representation in Postunification Film - Nick Hodgin"The Spirit of an Epoch Is Not Just Reflected in Pictures and Books, but Also in Pots and Frying Pans": GDR Museums and Memories of Everyday Life - Silke Arnold-de SimineRemapping the Wall: The Wall Memorial in Bernauer Strasse - From an Unloved Cold War Monument to a New Type of Memorial Site - Günter SchluscheCommemorating the Berlin Wall - Pertti AhonenThe Evolution of Memorial Sites in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania since 1990 - Andreas WagnerAn Unequal Balance? Memorializing Germany's "Double Past" since 1990 - Caroline PearceLiving through the GDR: History, Life Stories, and Generations in East Germany - Mary FulbrookCompeting Master Narratives: Geschichtspolitik and Identity Discourse in Three German Societies - Thomas Ahbe"Worin noch niemand war": The GDR as Retrospectively Imagined Community - Peter ThompsonGDR Historiography after the End of the GDR: Debates,Renewals, and the Question of What Remains - Stefan BergerNotes on the ContributorsIndex

[M]akes a valuable contribution to the ongoing scholarly interrogation of memory of the GDR in reunified Germany. Even within what is now a richly populated field of study, The GDR Remembered deserves a wide readership, and will be useful in particular for undergraduate courses on account of the uniformly solid individual contributions, which function equally well as stand-alone pieces. . . . [A] worthwhile addition to a field of research whose vitality is as clear two decades after German unification as it has ever been.

• Introduction - Nick Hodgin and Caroline PearceFrom Berlin to Prenzlau: Representations of GDR Theater in Film and Literature - Laura BradleyMelancholy and Historical Loss: Postunification Portrayals of GDR Writers and Artists - Anna O'DriscollLiterary Portrayals of the GDR by Non-GDR Citizens - Stuart ParkesScreening the Stasi: The Politics of Representation in Postunification Film - Nick Hodgin"The Spirit of an Epoch Is Not Just Reflected in Pictures and Books, but Also in Pots and Frying Pans": GDR Museums and Memories of Everyday Life - Silke Arnold-de SimineRemapping the Wall: The Wall Memorial in Bernauer Strasse - From an Unloved Cold War Monument to a New Type of Memorial Site - Günter SchluscheCommemorating the Berlin Wall - Pertti AhonenThe Evolution of Memorial Sites in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania since 1990 - Andreas WagnerAn Unequal Balance? Memorializing Germany's "Double Past" since 1990 - Caroline PearceLiving through the GDR: History, Life Stories, and Generations in East Germany - Mary FulbrookCompeting Master Narratives: Geschichtspolitik and Identity Discourse in Three German Societies - Thomas Ahbe"Worin noch niemand war": The GDR as Retrospectively Imagined Community - Peter ThompsonGDR Historiography after the End of the GDR: Debates,Renewals, and the Question of What Remains - Stefan BergerNotes on the ContributorsIndex

[M]akes a valuable contribution to the ongoing scholarly interrogation of memory of the GDR in reunified Germany. Even within what is now a richly populated field of study, The GDR Remembered deserves a wide readership, and will be useful in particular for undergraduate courses on account of the uniformly solid individual contributions, which function equally well as stand-alone pieces. . . . [A] worthwhile addition to a field of research whose vitality is as clear two decades after German unification as it has ever been.