Honecker Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This document is an essay evaluating the extent to which Hocker was successful in attempting to improve the international prestige of the DDR, through the determining the effect joining international organisations, state visits and treaties had on the DDR in terms of improving or damaging their prestige. When marked by teachers this essay recieved 18/20 (grade A).

This essay evaulates how effective the social welfare programmes introduced by Honecker were for meeting the needs of the population in the DDR. This essay was marked by teachers receiving a grade A (18/20 marks)

18/20 teacher marked A-level essay To what extent was Honecker successful in his attempts to improve the international prestige of the GDR

A-LEVEL NOTES Establishing and consolidating communist rule in GDR 1949-61

17/20 teacher marked Essay from A* student How effective were the welfare programmes of the GDR in meeting the needs of the population 1949 onwards

Level 4 Answer Full length essay to the question Marked by teachers and achieved 16/20 (A* History Student)

IEB History. Covers the resistance against USSR control within the Eastern Bloc with particular reference to Poland and Germany amidst the USSR's own impending collapse. Also details the impacts felt in South Africa, especially by the National Party government and the African National Congress.

From the AQA AA/A Level Cold War Course, a set of notes going through each period stretching from the breakdown of the Grand Alliance and Yalta, all the way to Gorbachev's resignation.

An A-grade essay detailing the reasons why Honecker's government collapsed in 1989, including the Leipzig demonstrations, Gorbachev's influence, mistakes made by the SED, and the Hungarian border crisis.