Hanna-Maija Oukka, who lived in Germany for more than 14 years, moved from Berlin to Eisenhüttenstadt, located on the eastern border of Germany. It’s cheaper to live there – but the neighborhood is different.
The German government was afraid of the rise of the extreme right and promises to tighten immigration policy. At the eastern border, it mostly looks like a political show: you can avoid the checks by crossing the border at the right place.
Eisenhüttenstadt
Some of the books deals with very mundane topics such as beekeeping. Others glow red at the idea: there are socialist poems and stories about heroic workers.
When a Finn Hanna-Maija Oukka45, bought an old house in Eisenhüttenstadt on the eastern border of Germany in April, with a basement and a bookshelf full of East German stuff.
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