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With a reso­lu­tion adopted on 23 Janu­ary 2025, the Euro­pean Parlia­ment is again trying to rewrite history and present the Soviet Union as an accom­plice of fascist aggres­sion rather than a victim. 

The econo­mic problems and achie­ve­ments of the anti-fascist-demo­cra­tic trans­for­ma­tion in East Germany (1945–1949)

75th anni­ver­sary of the DDR: The signi­fi­cance of the land reform and coope­ra­tive move­ment in East German agriculture

On 9 Novem­ber 1918, the German Empire was topp­led after mass upri­sings brought the monar­chy and First World War to an end. The achie­ve­ments and limi­ta­ti­ons of the Novem­ber Revo­lu­tion greatly shaped the deve­lo­p­ment of the German state in the fateful deca­des of the 1920s and 1930s. Analy­sing the histo­ri­cal lessons of the Novem­ber Revo­lu­tion has also been a crucial point of conten­tion within the German workers’ move­ment, for it raises the ques­tion of the working class’s rela­tion to state power. 

Profes­sio­nal ethics and health policy do not form a dicho­tomy. An article on working condi­ti­ons in the GDR’s health care system.