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In the 1980s, culturally contradictory signals emanated from the twin city of Berlin. In the western part, Wim Wenders shoots the brilliant angel film “Heaven over Berlin”. The status quo is invoked everywhere. But East Berlin's cultural scene only appears to be at a standstill. Things begin to bubble up – in Dieter Mann's Deutsches Theater or in Tamara Danz's rock band Silly. The painter Bärbel Bohley becomes an icon of the unruly. The uprising became manifest with the demonstration on November 4, 1989 on Alexanderplatz.
Author
KaiUwe Merz, born in 1960, studied history and German at the Free University of Berlin, where he received his doctorate in 1990. Until 2000, Merz was an editor and department head, among other things. at the B.Z. and at the Berliner Kurier. Today he works in the press and information office of the state of Berlin. Merz lives in Berlin-Friedrichshain. He most recently published “Revolte Berlin – A Cultural History of the 1970s” by Elsengold.
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