The revolt had been mainly targeted against raises in work quotas, with some political demands thrown in, but was (re) interpreted by western media as a direct uprising against the Soviet Union and the government of the German Democratic Republic.
It was later understood by the western media as a direct uprising against the Soviet Union and the government of the German Democratic Republic. The revolt had been mainly targeted against raises in work quotas, although later demands became political.
The revolt had been mainly targeted against raises in work quotas, although later demands became political. It was later understood by the western media as a direct uprising against the Soviet Union and the government of the German Democratic Republic.
The revolt had been mainly targeted against raises in work quotas, although later demands became political. It was later understood by the western media as a direct uprising against the Soviet Union and the government of the German Democratic Republic.