1999
DOI: 10.2307/1431629
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The Neo-Nazis and German Unification

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“…The East German economy collapsed in the first years after unification and could only revive as a dependent annex to the West German economy (Hickel and Priewe 1994). At the same time, a wave of racist violence and electoral success for far-right parties swept across the whole country (Lewis 1996). During the euphoria over unification that had followed the opening of the Berlin Wall, warnings about economic crisis and a resurgence of nationalism had mostly been seen as misplaced quibbling.…”
Section: Conflict and Collabor Ation On The Leftmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The East German economy collapsed in the first years after unification and could only revive as a dependent annex to the West German economy (Hickel and Priewe 1994). At the same time, a wave of racist violence and electoral success for far-right parties swept across the whole country (Lewis 1996). During the euphoria over unification that had followed the opening of the Berlin Wall, warnings about economic crisis and a resurgence of nationalism had mostly been seen as misplaced quibbling.…”
Section: Conflict and Collabor Ation On The Leftmentioning
confidence: 99%