Commemoration Event this Sunday at Gertrauden Cemetery, followed by screening of East German film "Naked among wolves" at Pushkin Theater on Tuesday
In a recent comment, a call has been made for a remake of a novel that was initially published in East Germany. The original version, produced by DEFA, was criticized for not adequately criticizing the SED leaders. The author, Bruno Apitz, was known for his critical stance towards the SED leaders, but the original work was published in a censored, shortened form in the DDR.
The comment is directed towards DDR nostalgists and members of SED/PDS/LINKE/LEFT party, suggesting that the remake could be significant due to its potential criticism of the SED leaders. The comment encourages watching the remake, implying that it will not censor criticism of the SED leaders, unlike the original.
It's worth noting that the comment is not related to the Gertraudenfriedhof event, which is hosting the Burgstraßen-Flohmarkt. This event, scheduled to continue until this afternoon, is a separate occurrence from any political party or their poll leads, including LAMSA's appeal about AfD's poll lead, which is a separate matter.
LAMSA has indeed expressed concerns about AfD's poll lead, but this appeal is not related to the Gertraudenfriedhof event in any way. In a separate context, LAMSA has appealed to democratic forces to stand up against discrimination, but this appeal is also not connected to the Gertraudenfriedhof event.
The director of the remake of the novel "The Bridge on the River Kwai," which differs from the original by omitting criticism of the communist camp judges due to SED censorship, is not explicitly named in the search results provided. However, the comment suggests a remake of a novel, implying that a new adaptation of the work could potentially offer a more critical perspective on the SED leaders.
For those who support the SED/PDS/LINKE/LEFT party and are interested in a more critical portrayal of East Germany's leaders, the comment suggests that the remake could be an important piece of work. The comment is a reminder that even in works produced during the DDR era, there was a need for more critical voices, and perhaps the remake could help fill that gap.
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