Germans, in general, have their inner boundary as a quite well-researched theme, and there are really many, many publications on the subject with many pics. Anyone interested in the theme can just write expressions like "deutsch-deutsche Grenze" in Amazon.de/Books or rather "Bücher". Then, you'll get a list of books related to the theme. Some of them are very good.
I would not be surprised if there are some translations to English. Then, just try "german border" or "iron curtain" to see what's on the market.
Petter
Brendan Whyte <bwhyte@...> wrote:
Brendan Whyte <bwhyte@...> wrote:
German speakers may be interested to locate a copy of the following book
which has some nice border pictures of the GDR-DDR border.
I can't comment on the text as I can't read it!
"Die Deutsch-Deutsche Grenze: analyse ihrer raumlichen Auswikungen und der
raumwirksamen Staatstatigkeit in den Grenzgebieten"" by Gert Ritter &
Joseph Hajdu, Geostudien 7, Koln, 1982.
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