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the did east germany cease to exist as a state more than a generation ago but what do we really know about east germany will discuss that today with roland the federal commission and for the stasi records hello. welcome to the d w interviewer i'm thomas. mr yon there was a pervasive sense of mistrust in east germany because the state authorities could spy on any citizen at any time. you were targeted by the stasi and now you're in charge of their archives do you still have a sense of trust. so i wouldn't put it quite like that they're working isas in east germany where you'd find that someone you had trusted was actually working for the stasi the secret police but that's why we have to keep studying these archives so that we can find out what happened and deal with it.

as we need to confront the past and i think that will be a step forward for germany now and in the future. when you have a betrayed by so-called friends. yes i had a few disappointments it's beneath me negatively but i learn from those situations and that's a good thing. when things like that happen you can make a new start and deal with it effectively. sometimes you can talk to the person who disappointed you and then decide whether you really can make a fresh start. off your east german citizenship was revoked two thousand nine hundred eighty three and you moved to west berlin it must have been a difficult time for you. and i should give you.

well it certainly was not just for me but for my whole family and my friends. i was forced to leave my homeland. and for me that was worse than being in prison. this is i knew that i would have to stay in the west for a long time maybe forever. talk he was a real shock i. had spent my whole life in east germany it was my homeland my connection to my fellow citizens i didn't want to leave. you did post it. correct the police put me in handcuffs and tossed me on a train and i had to leave my home my parents everything that made me happy like everything that was part of my homeland. yeah. but boy.

did the east german the authorities decided to just pull out you because you become a troublemaker and you were arrested several times but you continue to protest against the government. gave you the strength to keep going because you know that's what happened now. well i wanted to live my life as i saw fit. at that time when i came across a situation that i thought was unfair or wrong i spoke out about it without. doll with. and that got me into trouble with the authorities. in. come on i. thought i wouldn't say that i did anything so.