Titlebook: Socialist Reformers and the Collapse of the German Democratic Republic; Dietrich Orlow Book 2015 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmill

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The SED Reformers,deas and plans, they were vague and contradictory. The reformers wanted a “better, more beautiful” socialism, but what this meant in practice was not clear. On the economic side the reformers had a vision of a market-oriented, centrally planned economy, but this was something of an oxymoron.

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,The Round Table: The HRO Reformers’ Fifteen Minutes of Fame,he GDR’s parliament, not the HRO reformers. They did draft a new constitution for the GDR, but it was a stillborn effort. The now democratically elected Volkskammer had no interest in a new GDR constitution. The RT’s draft document is of interest primarily for the vision of the “third way” that it embodied.

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The First Group of SED Reformers Takes Charge, in power. By the end of 1989 they had resigned their party and state offices and vanished from the political scene, leaving the SED to reorganize itself as a new party, the SED/Party of Democratic Socialism.

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A New Group of SED Reformers Tries Its Luck,ation moved onto the national and international agenda. And in the GDR’s first genuinely free elections in March 1990 the voters decisively rejected any form of socialism in favor of union with West Germany.

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r East Germany. It focuses on the East Germans‘ enthusiastic support for re-unification and the transfer of West Germany‘s political and economic institutions to the East, ignoring those in the German Democratic Republic who wanted to ‘reform‘ socialism within, not destroy it. Their aim was to prese