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What did they do with the old buildings during the GDR period?
Some were demolished, and others remained but were not reconstructed. Socialists were thankful for the destruction of churches and palaces and didn’t plan to rebuild them. The new regime wanted to show that Dresden was a place for a new Socialist project.
They left a few buildings up because they didn’t know what to do with them, like the Frauenkirche in the city center. They turned its ruins into a major memorial to Allied atrocities, with a big heap of black, scorched stone.
Dresden was rebuilt twice: first, after the war, and for the second time — 50 years later in the 1990s and the 2000s. What did the second reconstruction aim to achieve?
When the GDR ended, the authorities decided to eliminate the Socialist heritage. And that was a problem. They didn’t know what to do with the numerous Socialist monuments in the city. Even renaming the streets was difficult — older people still use the old street names.
Another goal was to restore the city’s historic center. It was rebuilt from scratch as it was before the bombing. The ruined Frauenkirche was reconstructed, too.
Some were demolished, and others remained but were not reconstructed. Socialists were thankful for the destruction of churches and palaces and didn’t plan to rebuild them. The new regime wanted to show that Dresden was a place for a new Socialist project.
They left a few buildings up because they didn’t know what to do with them, like the Frauenkirche in the city center. They turned its ruins into a major memorial to Allied atrocities, with a big heap of black, scorched stone.
Dresden was rebuilt twice: first, after the war, and for the second time — 50 years later in the 1990s and the 2000s. What did the second reconstruction aim to achieve?
When the GDR ended, the authorities decided to eliminate the Socialist heritage. And that was a problem. They didn’t know what to do with the numerous Socialist monuments in the city. Even renaming the streets was difficult — older people still use the old street names.
Another goal was to restore the city’s historic center. It was rebuilt from scratch as it was before the bombing. The ruined Frauenkirche was reconstructed, too.
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