Titlebook: Berlin’s Black Market; 1939-1950 Malte Zierenberg Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 Central Europe.culture.eco

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The Wartime Networks: The Martha Rebbien Case, was more than just a prologue. Rather, in this phase, manifold displacements both at the practical as well as at the discursive level occurred that make it an important part of urban bartering culture between the beginning of the war and the development of the economic societies of East and West Germany.

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Conclusion: Black Market Trading as a Radical Experience of a Free Market,ates, economic prosperity played the role of a “vehicle” of national identification and of the state’s self-understanding. “The economic success of the early years,” following this interpretation, served as the “material basis for the rich consensus that made balancing the interests of social groups possible.”

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Projektbegleitende Untersuchungen was more than just a prologue. Rather, in this phase, manifold displacements both at the practical as well as at the discursive level occurred that make it an important part of urban bartering culture between the beginning of the war and the development of the economic societies of East and West Germany.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29259-4ates, economic prosperity played the role of a “vehicle” of national identification and of the state’s self-understanding. “The economic success of the early years,” following this interpretation, served as the “material basis for the rich consensus that made balancing the interests of social groups possible.”

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Projektbegleitende Untersuchungenrtha Rebbien and her companions, as well as the traders of Berlin’s illegal public marketplaces after 1945, we get a clearer picture of the black market as a radical market experience. It was this radical experience, this book argues, that shaped the discourses on postwar economies in both East and

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Projektbegleitende Untersuchungenthe signs of disintegration.. Among these, increasingly, were the appearance of black marketeers in public spaces and a specific form of consumption. These signs were both contributed to and reflected in the crisis of everyday life in the city.

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