Comrades of Color : East Germany in the Cold War World.

Intro -- Contents -- Figures -- Introduction -- Part I - Race Without Racism? -- Chapter 1 - Socialist Chromatism: Race, Racism, and the Racial Rainbow in East Germany -- Part II - Aid anders? -- Chapter 2 - Through a Glass Darkly: East German Assistance to North Korea and Alternative Narratives of the Cold War -- Chapter 3 - Between Fighters and Beggars: Socialist Philanthropy and the Imagery of Solidarity in East Germany -- Chapter 4 - Socialist Modernization in Vietnam: The East German Approach, 1976-89 -- Part III - Ambivalent Solidarities -- William "Bloke" Modisane to Margaret Legum, 1966 -- Chapter 5 - Bloke Modisane in East Germany -- Chapter 6 - African Students and the Politics of Race and Gender in the German Democratic Republic -- Chapter 7 - Ambivalence and Desire in the East German "Free Angela Davis" Campaign -- Chapter 8 - True to the Politics of Frelimo? Teaching Socialism at the Schule der Freundschaft, 1981-90 -- Part IV - Socialist Mirrors -- The Black Façade of the Universities of German Revisionism -- Chapter 9 - The Uses of Disorientation: Socialist Cosmopolitanism in an Unfinished DEFA-China Documentary -- Chapter 10 - Imposed Dialogues: Joerg Forth and Tran Vu's GDR-Vietnamese Coproduction, Dschungelzeit (1988) -- Part V - Internationalist Remains -- Chapter 11 - Affective Solidarities and East German Reconstruction of Postwar Vietnam -- Chapter 12 - La Idea de Carlos Marx: Tracing Germany in the Cuban Imaginary -- Index.

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