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The Official East German View and exercises political power with the aim of improving the material and cultural quality of life for the whole population. Opposition is thus only meaningful in bourgeois states, and here it comes typically from communist and workers’ parties (1).

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Defining Oppositionosition have yet to produce a generally accepted model for the Soviet Union, let alone one which can be applied in its entirety to the East German situation. The problems which inevitably arise from any attempt to define opposition are not merely of semantic interest, for they reveal something about

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The Major Forms of Opposition under Honecker the seventies, the focus tended to be on the issues of intellectual freedom and the shortcomings of East German socialism. Following Wolf Biermann’s expatriation in November 1976 for ‘gross dereliction of his duties as a citizen of the GDR’ and the protest petition (19), over one hundred well-known

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The Significance of Oppositionivities. Significance and value can be assessed in terms of the size of opposition groups, how widespread their attitudes are among the East German population as a whole, the level of solidarity within and between opposition groups, their relationship to power, and how the party reacts to them — in