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URL:https://uwaterloo.ca/centre-for-german-studies/events/dawn-freedom-east
 -germany-1989
LOCATION:PAS - Psychology\, Anthropology\, Sociology 200 University Avenue 
 West Room 1229 Waterloo ON N2L 3G1 Canada
SUMMARY:The Dawn of Freedom—East Germany 1989
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Twenty-five years ago and after protests and peaceful demonstra
 tions\,\nthe Berlin Wall opened\, the East German government resigned\, an
 d\nGerman unification was on the horizon. The year 1989 was an eventful\ny
 ear for East Germans: protests during the local elections in spring\;\nthe
  flight of thousands via Hungary and Czechoslovakia in summer\;\nanti-gove
 rnment protests in Leipzig and other cities and towns in\nfall\, and the f
 all of the Wall in November.\n\nMat Schulze\, prof in the Department of Ge
 rmanic and Slavic Studies and\ndirector of the Waterloo Centre for German 
 Studies\, was a student in\nLeipzig in 1989. He will talk not only about t
 he political\ndevelopments that year but also give an eyewitness account o
 f\nprotests\, civic rights actions\, and demonstrations in Leipzig.
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