Stasi in a sentence

Shortly after the 2005 federal election, Marianne Birthler, the official in charge of the Stasi archives, accused the Left Party of harboring at least seven former Stasi informants in its newly elected parliamentary group.

Stasi officers reportedly had discussed re-branding East Germany as a democratic capitalist country to the West, but which in practice would have been taken over by Stasi officers.

This comparison led Nazi hunter Simon Wiesenthal to call the Stasi even more oppressive than the Gestapo. citation Stasi agents infiltrated and undermined West Germany's government and spy agencies.

In East Germany if your neighbors over heard you listening to Radio Free Europe they would report you to the Stasi (secret police), and you would be disappeared.

And what a rug it is: grandfather a Nazi administrator in Riga, a father who was a Stasi special agent with multiple passports and identities who travelled between East and West spying, and a mother who never spoke about any of it.

People who collect GDR artifacts certainly aren’t longing for the wall, the Stasi secret police, or the communist regime, explains Katja Hoyer, a historian and author raised in east Germany.

The East German Stasi used language like that.

Trump aides compared his office to East Germany's infamous internal police, the Stasi, as well as the Gestapo for its pursuit of potential 'traitors'.

Because history means nothing to such people, they’ll never know names like SS, Red Guards, or Stasi.

But Americans have learned that, even without the Communist Party or the Stasi, freedom can still slip away.

I ended up traveling across six countries examining KGB, CIA, and Stasi archives and interviewing more than 130 people, including eight former CIA directors and a former KGB general.

Last December, the spokesperson for the Stasi Records Agency, Dagmar Hovestadt, visited Ireland and about what Ireland could learn from this approach.

Lesley Lewis, landlady of Soho institution, The French House, which has been trading for over 120 years, said: 'We don't want to be the Stasi.

Privacy and surveillance are a sensitive subject in Germany, in a country still traumatised by the memory of the Nazis and more recently the East German Stasi.

So it was like living under the Stasi.

Yet they have a car, a TV, and through their friendship with the people next door whose household head (Ronald Kukulies) happens to be Stasi, they are able to take a vacation at an East Berlin hotel.

Find out how the Stasi Records Archive manages to keep its top secret files behind closed doors.

Foreshadowing the antisemitism of Nazi-occupied Europe, as well as the methods of the Stasi, KGB, and StB, it’s an unsettling, at times bewildering, tale with chilling resonance.

Many authors came after Harris – John and Stasi Eldredge, Hayley DiMarco, Tim and Beverly LaHaye – all of them in the US, where religious publishing is worth $1.22bn (£1bn) a year.

And it also includes all those potential investors and even potential wealthy residents who must produce their bank accounts for inspection by the stasi in the various government departments for every.