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An Attempt to See the Soul of the Change: Kreuzberg from Margins into the Center

Reyhan ATASÜ TOPÇUOĞLU
Emrah AKBAŞ
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This research tries to understand Kreuzberg as a transnational space and its transformation after the unification of Germany, 1989.

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After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Berlin has witnessed a great change. But a district in Berlin has been the symbol of this change: Kreuzberg. Once had been a ghetto just bordering the Wall, Kreuzberg found itself just in the center of the city after the fall. This research tries to understand Kreuzberg as a transnational space and its transformation after the unification of Germany, 1989.

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After the fall of the Berlin Wall, Berlin has witnessed a great change. But a district in Berlin has been the symbol of this change: Kreuzberg. Once had been a ghetto just bordering the Wall, Kreuzberg found itself just in the center of the city after the fall. This research tries to understand Kreuzberg as a transnational space and its transformation after the unification of Germany, 1989.

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TOPÇUOĞLU, R. A., AKBAŞ, E. (2011). An Attempt to See the Soul of the Change: Kreuzberg from Margins into the Center. Sosyoekonomi, Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 15. https://ajindex.com/articles/139784

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