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This chapter shows how network graphs and analysis can be used to shed light on the structure and dynamics of the geospatial social networks of segments of the East German opposition movement between 1975 and 1990. What new knowledge can we uncover about a well-studied historical phenomenon if we combine the use of non-traditional source material, in this case metadata from an image database catalogue, with a non-traditional historical methodology, namely, social network analysis? This chapter studies the network of East German dissidents as reflected in the photographic database on the East German Opposition, which archives photos from the 1970s until the fall of the Berlin Wall. In this chapter, we examine graphs of East German dissident networks, as well as sub-networks filtered by date and by place. We then discuss the general

Picturing the Politics of Resistance: Using Image Metadata and Historical Network Analysis to Map the East German Opposition Movement, 1975–1990