In postwar Dishwasher Filter Germany, inner-German borders were much disputed.While Germans widely deplored the division of their country and capital city, strong political forces in the East and the West struggled for their spheres of influence.Hence, moving from the East to the West or from the West to the East is the subject of many narratives.
Typically, a conflict arises between personal motives (to visit relatives, to live with a beloved partner) and ideological persuasions (the belief in socialism or liberal democracy).This article discusses six young adult novels published in East and West Germany in the period from 1958 to 2004 by focusing on economic Powder Bronzers and ideological attractions as well as the depiction of the German division as a political and social disaster.