From Post-war To Post-wall Generations

Introduction: The Evolution of National-Security Consciousness in the Postwar German Federal Republic, 1949–1995 -- The Problem of Generations: Identity-Formation and the New “Unencumberedness” -- What Does It Mean to Be German? From Beethoven to Bitburg, From Demagogues to Democrats -- Perceptions of the Other Germany: “Reunification Maybe, But I’d Hate to Take My Vacation There” -- Partnership and Its Discontents: Assessing the Federal Republic’s Role in NATO -- Successor Generations and Security Doctrine: “Deterrence, Yes, But Not in My Backyard” -- Generational Differences and the Gender Gap: Identity and Security Consciousness Among West German Women -- What It Means to Be Non-German: After Unity, the Deluge -- Conclusion: From Two States in One Nation to One Volk in Two Cultures -- Interview Questionnaire: FRG-German Identity -- Participants in Structured Interviews -- CC-Member Organizations According to Primary Constituency, Activity Field, or Task Domain -- Appendix D -- The Constitutional Bases of German Citizenship