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In 1978, fresh out of Oxford, Timothy Garton Ash set out for Berlin to see what he could learn from the divided city about freedom and despotism. As he moved from west to east - from Berlin glamour to Berlin danger - the East German secret police, the so-called Stasi, was compiling a secret file on his activities, monitoring his Berlin days and nights and tracking his growing involvement with the Solidarity movement in Poland. Fifteen years later, with the wall torn down and Berlin now unified, Garton Ash visited Stasi headquarters to find his file. The thick dossier he was given forms the…
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7 editions- Paperback · English · 1998Vintage · 272 pages · 9780679777854
- Hardcover · English · 1997File: TheRandom House · 262 pages · 9780679455745
- Other · English · 2015FileAtlantic Books, Limited · 300 pages · 9781782397847
- Other · English · 1998FileHarperCollins Publishers Inc · 9780063884779
- Other · English · 1997HarperCollins · 256 pages · 9780002558235
- Other · English · 1997Flamingo · 226 pages · 9780006388470
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