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Myriam Arrue,Markel Vigo,Julio Abascalvism of victims of state socialism within the Social Democratic Party and the difficulties they experienced in constructing a viable role for themselves as victims and committed Social Democrats, faced with their party’s shifting stance on the German Democratic Republic.

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,Victims’ Organizations and the Construction of Victimhood,vism of victims of state socialism within the Social Democratic Party and the difficulties they experienced in constructing a viable role for themselves as victims and committed Social Democrats, faced with their party’s shifting stance on the German Democratic Republic.

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Memorial Museums for the Victims of State Socialism Controversies and Conflicts, and the Leistikowstraße Memorial Museum in Potsdam), before showing how a victims’ organization, the Human Rights Center Cottbus, has sought to present its own memorial museum in such a way that it addresses both victims’ needs for recognition and the museological standards required by funders.

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2634-6419 ializations and policies that address aspects of the nationa.The post-war Federal Republic of Germany faced the task of addressing the plight of the victims of state socialism under the Soviet occupation of eastern Germany and in the German Democratic Republic, many of whom fled to the west. These v

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Compensating the Victims of State Socialism,ame to understand themselves as advocates of the victims’ cause. Finally, the chapter analyses attempts by groups of victims who did not initially receive compensation to construct alternative forms of victimhood in response to contemporary public debates.