The Parteihochschule Karl Marx under Ulbricht and Honecker, 1946-1990

Focusing on the Parteihochschule Karl Marx, this book explores its role as a training institute for Communist officials in East Germany from its founding in 1946. It highlights the implementation of Stalinist policies under leaders Walter Ulbricht and Erich Honecker, while examining the influence of key figures like Hanna Wolf and Kurt Tiedke. The analysis reveals the rigid and dogmatic nature of the East German regime, making it a crucial resource for understanding the intersection of German history and East European Communism.