gangstalking | January 9, 2010
Secret East German Stasi files may yield secrets soon
Berlin – German investigators are one step closer to reading thousands of secret service files, torn up during the final days of the East German regime, after a breakthrough in technology. The high-tech computer being built to reassemble millions of hastily torn-up files has learned to distinguish handwriting from typeface, project leader Joachim Haeussler told…
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gangstalking | October 2, 2009
Mother reunited with daughter 38 years after she was stolen by the Stasi in former East Germany
By Allan Hall
02nd October 2009
A mother whose children were taken away by the Stasi secret police of former East Germany has been reunited with one of them nearly 40 years after she was born.
Petra Hoffman, 55, hugged her daughter Mandy Reinhardt, 38, for the…
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gangstalking | September 5, 2009
Stasiland
Regular readers of my reviews will no doubt have noticed a penchant for things Eastern European. This extends not only to travel and the purchase of portraits of Tito (just brought a beautiful one back from Ljubljana – it’s enormous!) but also to a genuine interest in the political and social history of the region in the twentieth century in particular. It’s an interest…
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Tags: Anna Funder, Books, East Germany, Satsi, Stasiland
gangstalking | December 3, 2008
Wednesday, December 3, 2008
In researching Gang Stalking there are many factors to be considered. It’s not a subject matter that should be studied lightly. Also the average psychiatrist if not familiar with some of the other issues that are affecting members of many communities might not be able to make an iron clad assessment without looking at several factors. Here are factors that I…
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Tags: COINTELPRO, East Germany, Gang Stalking, Informants, Mobbing, Research, Snitching, Surviellance
gangstalking | September 13, 2007
Here is a list of signals that the former East German Secret Police the Stasi used.
SIGNALS FOR OBSERVATION
1. Watch out! Subject is coming – touch nose with hand or handkerchief
2. Subject is moving on, going further, or overtaking – stroke hair with hand, or raise hat briefly
3. Subject standing still – lay one hand against back, or on stomach
4.…
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