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Myles Logan Miller offers a brief exploration of the relationship between identity, home, and the wider environmental factors which influence the understanding of home as it relates to East Germany during and directly following German Reunification. He offers a narrative and analysis on the development and destruction of a distinctly East German sense of home and self by exploring themes of education, socio-economic upheaval and inequality, consumption, and one woman’s struggles to come to terms with her memory and identity as an East German.

ZuHause: a brief examination of home and identity in post-reunification East Germany