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Family Policy and Family Function in the German Democratic RepublicSocial Policy. Much ideologically sensitive material could not, of course, be published until after the .. In addition, novels and diaries, especially by women writers, and Church publications also provided insights into family issues. On the basis of these materials, as well as of investigations co

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Economic Transformation and Income Changebecome significantly poorer relative to the much broader band of the middle class, who are often thought of as making up two-thirds of West German society. Of course, in practice, the profound slump, factory closures and large-scale labour-shedding which followed the exposure of the obsolescent, cen

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Young People and the Family, educational systems and leisure-time activites on the process of growing up. The earliest and most carefully designed of a clutch of comparative studies by West Germans of young people in both Germanies were the so-called Shell Study . ‘. (Jugendwerk der Deutschen Shell, 1992) and the huge youth a