Where the World Ended: Re-Unification and Identity in the German Borderland
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Where the World Ended: Re-Unification and Identity in the German Borderland

by Daphne Berdahl

History Anthropology
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Where the World Ended explores reunification and identity in the German borderland. Daphne Berdahl examines how historical division, changing boundaries, and ideas of belonging intersect in a region shaped by Germany’s divided past and reunified present.

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Where the World Ended examines reunification and identity in the German borderland.

Daphne Berdahl focuses on the relationship between historical division, place, and belonging.

The book considers how identity is understood in a region shaped by Germany’s changing political boundaries.

It offers a focused study of the social and cultural questions surrounding German reunification.

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