Description
"The Secret International Policy of the SED, 1960 - 1970." (Text in German.)
In spite of the ritual incantation of "bilateral nonintervention", the SED's West German policy was marked by continuous attempts to influence West German political decisions. In the pursuit of this goal, the SED employed not only secret service methods, but an extensive strategy of infiltration and destabilization as well. Using documents from secret SED files, the author reconstructs this undercover policy. At the same time, it becomes clear that the German-German policy of detente was a result of gentle pressure exercised by both the USA and the USSR. Jochen Staadt, geboren 1950 in Bad Kreuznach; 1968 Studienbeginn an der Freien Universität Berlin; 1977 Dissertation über Romane der DDR; diverse Veröffentlichungen über die westdeutsche Studentenbewegung von 1968, zur DDR und über deutsch-deutsche Beziehungsgeschichten.
