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"Wie lange fahren wir noch?" – "Bis wir zu Hause sind."

Tiews, A. L. (2014): "Wie lange fahren wir noch?" – "Bis wir zu Hause sind." Die Inszenierung von Flucht und Vertreibung als Heimkehr im DDR-Fernsehfilm "Wege übers Land" ["How Long to Go?" - "Until We're Home". Picturing Flight and Expulsion as Homecoming in the GDR-TV-Movie 'Wege übers Land"]. In: L. Karl, D. Müller, K. Seibert, K. (eds.), Der lange Weg nach Hause. Die Konstruktion von Heimat im europäischen Spielfilm [The Long Way Home. The Construction of 'Home' in European Feature Films]. Berlin: Metropol, pp. 60-86.

Tiews, A. L. (2014): "Wie lange fahren wir noch?" – "Bis wir zu Hause sind." Die Inszenierung von Flucht und Vertreibung als Heimkehr im DDR-Fernsehfilm "Wege übers Land" ["How Long to Go?" - "Until We're Home". Picturing Flight and Expulsion as Homecoming in the GDR-TV-Movie 'Wege übers Land"]. In: L. Karl, D. Müller, K. Seibert, K. (eds.), Der lange Weg nach Hause. Die Konstruktion von Heimat im europäischen Spielfilm [The Long Way Home. The Construction of 'Home' in European Feature Films]. Berlin: Metropol, pp. 60-86.

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