East German
Cold War nationality
East German describes anything relating to the German Democratic Republic (1949–1990), the Soviet-aligned state that occupied the eastern portion of divided Germany after World War II.
As a noun, an East German was a citizen of that state: My grandfather was East German before reunification.
The term now appears mainly in historical contexts.
- Berlin WallCold War partition
- border crossingTransit between sovereign territories
- DDRFoot-based rhythm arcade
- Iron CurtainCold War's political divide
- LeipzigMajor Saxon metropolis
Stasi · secret police · state security · Cold War · Soviet Union · Poland · Checkpoint Charlie · Brandenburg Gate · escape tunnel · Warsaw Pact · Olympic athletes · Politburo · education system · planned economy · healthcare policies · Dresden · radio broadcasts · Marxism-Leninism
East, German, east, eastern, easterly, eastward, eastwards, easterner, Germany