From the Archives in Cameroon to the Stasi-Archiv in Berlin, Germany?: Using Research Skills from African Archives to understand the German Cold War

In this working paper Maria Ketzmerick–Calandrino reflects on the collaborative nature of tracing life stories and conducting historical research.

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Institutional Repository ZMO
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2024-10-24
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https://doi.org/10.58144/20241205-004
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German Colonialism and Identity Studies
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From the Archives in Cameroon to the Stasi-Archiv in Berlin, Germany?: Using Research Skills from African Archives to understand the German Cold War

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German Colonialism and Identity Studies
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From the Archives in Cameroon to the Stasi-Archiv in Berlin, Germany?: Using Research Skills from African Archives to understand the German Cold War

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Abstract

In this working paper Maria Ketzmerick–Calandrino reflects on the collaborative nature of tracing life stories and conducting historical research.

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