The editors of the interview collection "Lost Time", Alexander Thomas and Cornelia Siebeck, have a lot of work behind him for over 2 years the work took have on the book project in which nearly worked a dozen interviewers, and the Berlin photographer Monique Ulrich. Historians question in this band of people from the former East Germany to their personal stories: What was life in the GDR? What motivated them to commit themselves for or against it or come to terms with it? As the collapse of the GDR was experienced? And how they see life and action in the GDR in retrospect? The speakers here are not only well-known figures such as politicians Hans Modrow, the theologian Hans Misselwitz, the artist Klaus Kordon, Bert Papenfuss or André Herzberg (singer of the East German cult band "Pankow"), but also a mountaineer, a cultural association secretary or a geriatric nurse. This paints an unusually vivid, but contradictory, subjective snapshot analysis of the GDR past 20 years after the wall came down. In one, the interviewees are agreed that times were not lost. Thomas and Siebeck tell in the video, what attracted you to the very question.
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