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Society for German-Soviet Friendship 1949-1990 (East Germany)

Gesellschaft für Deutsch-Sowjetische Freundschaft, DSF

Last modified: 2004-12-29 by santiago dotor
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[Society for German-Soviet Friendship (East Germany)] 2:3?
by Volker Moerbitz Keith



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Introduction

Originally founded as Society for the Studies of Soviet Culture to accustom Germans with the rather unfamiliar Russian culture, the organization later became a pure propaganda tool. As an interesting turn of events, with the start of reforms in the Soviet Union, membership increased as a sign of support for Gorbatchev's Perestroika policy.

Volker Moerbitz Keith, 24 January 2001


Description

Its flag was a white (probably 3:5) flag with the organization's emblem in the center. The emblem consisted of a Soviet and a GDR flag flying next to each other, surrounded by the words für Deutsch Sowjetische Freundschaft.

Volker Mörbitz Keith, 28 June 2000

A white flag with DSF symbol in center. The symbol showed the Soviet and German Democratic Republic flags flying next to each other, surrounded by the words FÜR DEUTSCH-SOWJETISCHE FREUNDSCHAFT. The flag was flown at May day parades, events organized by the society and whenever Soviet officials visited East Germany. Source: German Democratic Republic propaganda website.

Volker Moerbitz Keith, 24 January 2001

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