Sources

  1. First Government Coalition Between Social Democrats and Liberals (1969)

  2. Daring More Democracy (October 28, 1969)

  3. 1969: No Ordinary Change in Government (Retrospective Account, 2001)

  4. Changeover of Power in Bonn (October 21, 1969)

  5. Heiner Geißler and the “New Social Question” (1969)

  6. A New Platform for the Free Democrats (FDP) (October 25–27, 1971)

  7. Hanns Martin Schleyer and Walter Arendt (1971)

  8. Erich Honecker on the “Unity of Economic and Social Policy” (June 15–19, 1971)

  9. Social Policy and Economic Planning (April 28, 1972)

  10. Ralf Dahrendorf (1972)

  11. The Day-to-Day Problems of Governing (September 19, 1972)

  12. Equality between Capital and Labor through Codetermination – Utopia or Reality? (1973)

  13. Social Welfare State Based on the Rule of Law (April 4, 1973)

  14. Expansion of the Social Welfare State (September 24, 1973)

  15. Willy Brandt’s Resignation (Retrospective Account, 2004)

  16. Taking Stock of the Federal Government’s Social Policy (May 17, 1974)

  17. Prefabricated Concrete Buildings (1974)

  18. Employment Office in Frankfurt am Main (1975)

  19. The “Michaelshoven” Occupational Promotion Center in Rodenkirchen near Cologne (1976)

  20. The “New Poverty” in the Federal Republic (1976)

  21. Retirement and Nursing Home in Reutlingen (1977)

  22. A Young Family on the Balcony of their New Apartment in Greifswald (1979)

  23. The GDR at the End of the 1970s (August 10, 1979)

  24. Ten Years of the SPD/FDP Coalition (October 19, 1979)

  25. Young People Learning a Trade at the Kreuzberg Vocational Training Center (1980)

  26. “Human Rights for the Elderly, Too!” – The Gray Panthers (1981)

  27. Handing over the Keys at the Charité Clinic in East Berlin (1982)

  28. Helping the Homeless in Munich (1984)

  29. A Group of Elderly People at a Bus Stop in East Berlin (1985)

  30. Conclusion of the XI. SED Party Congress in the Palace of the Republic in East Berlin (April 21, 1986)

  31. Performing Civil Service (1986)