Suddenly everything was different
Subtitle: German lives in upheaval
By: Olaf Georg Klein ; translated by Ann McGlashan ; edited with an introduction and annotations by Dwight D. Allman.
Contributors: Allman, Dwight David, 1957-
Publisher: Camden House
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Rochester, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 210
ISBN-13: 9781571133694
Subjects: Public opinion -- Germany.; Interviews -- Germany.; Germany -- Social conditions -- 1990- -- Public opinion.; Germany -- Economic conditions -- 1990- -- Public opinion.; Germany -- History -- Unification, 1990 -- Public opinion.
Work titles: Plötzlich war alles ganz anders.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: "That's what comes of keeping everything bottled up inside and never opening your mouth" / Klara D.; title: "We lost so much of the really good life" / Petra B.; title: "You should know I won't be blackmailed" / Protestant country pastor; title: "They even accuse me of having planned murders" / Major Glewe; title: "I've never cared much for work just for the sake of work" / Hartmut L.; title: "And that's why you'd rather give in first" / Börbel C.; title: "So what's changed? : patriarchy hasn't disappeared" / Beate G.; title: "I always hope I won't wake up in the morning" / Rudi K.; title: "Somehow or other I want to make up for the mistakes I made back then" / Peter D.; title: "So how are people ever going to connect with each other?" / Günter C.; title: "You have to keep your mouth shut and do your job as if it's the most fulfilling thing in your life" / Peter B.; title: "You can best change the world by changing yourself" / Lars N.