For the writer and civil rights activist Jürgen Fuchs, the district of Tempelhof initially became a place of new beginnings following his forced departure from the GDR. It was here that he continued to write about the SED dictatorship and its consequences. Yet even in the West, Fuchs remained under the watchful eye of the Stasi. His story illustrates just how far their influence extended.
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Jürgen Fuchs in West-Berlin, Ende 1970er-Jahre
Following a reading of selected texts – performed by actor Gregor Knop – the author Doris Liebermann will speak with singer-songwriter Salli Sallmann and Michael Stognienko, Jürgen Fuchs’s nephew, about the writer, and with Christoph Stamm, head of the archives at the Robert Havemann Society, about his estate.
(in German)
The event is free of charge, but registration is required. (See booking link)
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Dates
October 2026
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