AFTER THE END OF "LITTLE MOSCOW": MEMORIES, (RE)CONSTRUCTION, AND APPROPRIATION OF SPACE IN WÜNSDORF.

This article focuses on the context and lasting consequences of the withdrawal of the Russian troops from the small town of Wünsdorf in East Germany (Brandenburg region) in 1994. The headquarters of the high command of the Soviet forces in Germany had been located in Wünsdorf since 1954. The locals...

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Publicado en:Folklore (14060957) Vol. 70; pp. 19 - 51
Autor principal: Lorke, Christoph
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Publicado: Folklore: Electronic Journal of Folklore 2017
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