400 Tage für Potsdam

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• Dietrich Wobern

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• Geschichte
• Weltgeschichte

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Dietrich Wobern, originally from Brandenburg and now residing in Bavaria for 30 years, embraced the challenge of working for a year as a development aid worker in the new German states after the fall of the Berlin Wall. In his role as a budget consultant in the Brandenburg Ministry of Finance, he gained firsthand insights into the administrative landscape. His notes from this period reveal a journey filled with idealism, emotional conflict, and a near loss of national identity, culminating in a return to his familiar surroundings marked by a mix of relief and melancholy. The text features poignant, almost expressionistic descriptions of the environment alongside humorous, candid portrayals of individuals. With a blend of ironic distance and passionate engagement, Wobern presents a collage of snapshots from administrative life that create a vivid and original picture. Comprising letters and diary-like entries, the work does not aim for detailed or objective accuracy but instead captures personal impressions from a year of professional experience. Minimal revisions were made to maintain the authenticity and originality of this unique document.

• Sprache: Deutsch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2003