Einführung: Kommunistische Nachrichtendienste im westlichen Europa
TD: volume 13, issue 2016, 2, page 147–150
Article by Tytus Jaskulowski
Editorial: Communist Secret Services in Western Europe
TD: volume 13, issue 2016, 2, page 151–154
Das Ministerium für Staatssicherheit und das Innenministerium der Volksrepublik Polen 1974–1990 –Grundriss einer konfliktreichen Beziehung
TD: volume 11, issue 2014, 2, page 267–278
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Es folgt die Zusammenfassung in englischer Sprache following the article short description
The following contribution, thanks to new, previously inaccessible archive sources, presents a clearly differentiated picture of the mutual relationship of the MfS to the Polish Ministry of Interior ( PMI ) between 1974 and 1990. The Author means, that the PMI was no passive actor in this relationship and that the myth of a weak Polish intelligence service and strong East German one in Poland is false. Against the MfS, the PMI used the same instruments, methods, and means of defense ( counter - measurers ) that the Stasi in the GDR used against Polish spying.
Polen unter kommunistischer Diktatur 1944–1956. Mit Vergleichen zur DDR
by author: Doliesen, GerhardTD: volume 8, issue 2011, 2, page 327–330
Gregor Gysi. Eine Biographie
by author: König, JensTD: volume 4, issue 2007, 1, page 174–177
Demokratiekonsolidierung und die Opposition in Polen und der DDR 1945–1989
TD: volume 4, issue 2007, 2, page 301–321
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Es folgt die Zusammenfassung in englischer Sprache following the article short description
The democratic opposition has decisively influenced the democratic consolidation process in Poland and the G.D.R. Indeed, the polish opposition accelerated the system change, but the dissidents did not develop the primary guidelines for society in the consolidated democracy, because of the united fight against communism and weak political education. East Germans, however, did. Such an opinion confirms the development of party systems in both countries after 1989.