April 25th, 2021

4/25/2021

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On Friday we watched a film set in East Germany in 1989. Answer the following questions related to the film.

How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?
How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?
Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Dritzi's classmates to isolate her?
Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?

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Jeffrey

4/25/2021 09:12:29 am

First.

Ryan

4/25/2021 12:12:09 pm

second

Matthew

4/25/2021 01:08:18 pm

Rhea

4/25/2021 05:18:50 pm

Fourth

Rhea

4/25/2021 05:47:01 pm

1. How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?
- I would describe East Germany as a very restricted, controlled, and dictatorial country because the communism allows no freedom or opposition in opinions.

2. How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?
- Mrs. Liesegang is a very mean, cruel, and uncaring teacher. She is a teacher who supports the dictatorship and communism of East Germany, and tolerates no opposition to her opinion. Mrs. Liesegang despises all students who questions her beliefs and thoughts.
-Because of the misalignment of Fritzi and Mrs. Liesegang's opinions, Fritzi's life at school was miserable, and she was constantly teased and bullied by her classmates.

3. Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Fritzi's classmates to isolate her?
- I think that Mrs. Liesegang encouraged Fritzi's classmates to isolate her because she was afraid that her classmates would support Fritzi in her opinion of freedom; Mrs. Liesegang wanted to feel a sense of control for the class and wanted the class to follow everything that she thought and believed.

4. Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?
-I think that Fritzi drew attention to the Stasi agent because the creator of the animation wanted to emphasize how controlling and despotic East Germany once was.

Ryan

4/25/2021 06:20:42 pm

How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?
How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?

I would characterize East Germany as a very dangerous. It seems like the Stasi and the government have a lot of control over the government. In the film, they are characterized as intimidating and threatening. But I also think that East Germany also is pretty warm. The atmosphere around it seems very welcoming most of the time and feels like a nice place overall.

Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Fritzi's classmates to isolate her?

I think it was to make her feel ashamed of stepping out of line and to make sure that nobody else tries to do the same.

Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?

I think it is because to the travel agent, it seems like Fritzi is trying to escape from East Germany and would therefor be a traitor to the country.

Kai

4/25/2021 06:27:02 pm

Jeffrey

4/25/2021 09:34:44 pm

How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?
- I would describe East Germany as a very dangerous and communist country. They characterize them as menacing and cruel.

How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?
- I would describe Fritzi's teacher as a patriotist who defends her country no matter the situation. School for Fritzi was was terrifying as she had different beliefs than her teacher.

Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Fritzi's classmates to isolate her?
- I think she does so to warn any other potential people who stand up to not challenge her.

Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?
- I think that the Stasi Agent was drawn to attention because the travel agent had suspicion that Fritzi may have wanted to escape from East Germany.

Suhani

4/25/2021 11:46:34 pm

5th

Annisa

4/26/2021 10:18:43 am

How would you characterize/describe East Germany (officially known as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when the film was set?
I would describe East Germany as a very closed and controlled region. The people were very limited in their options as they could not travel outside of East Germany and could not visit their families in the West.

How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?
I would describe Mrs. Liesegang as a dictator in her own classroom. This is because she is against anyone with an opposing opinion on the way East Germany is run, especially the demonstrators in the street that protest for liberation. Due to Fritzi having a different opinion than her teacher, Mrs. Liesegang tried to make Fritzi's life miserable.

Why do you think Mrs. Liesegang encourages Fritzi's classmates to isolate her?
I think that Mrs. Liesegang wants Fritzi to be isolated because she wanted a sense of authority over her students so that they knew the consequence of sharing their different opinions.

Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?
I think that Fritzi caught the attention of a Stasi agent because the reason most go to Hungary is to escape the East. The travel agent was skeptical and reported to the Stasi because it seemed like she was trying to escape, and the Stasi agent tried to prevent that from happening.

Matthew

4/26/2021 10:48:14 am

• How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?

I would describe East Germany as dangerous.
It does not allow freedom because of all the border patrols.

• How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?

I would describe her as mean because she was singling her out.
School was very hard for Fritzi because she did not have a lot of friends.

• Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Dritzi's classmates to isolate her?

They encourage her classmates to isolate her because she was attending many protests.
She wanted freedom for her country.
It was a consequence for going against her own country.

• Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?

I think because Frizi was being suspicious and wanted to leave East Germany because she wanted to give her dog back to her friend.
She couldn’t leave because the borders was closed.

Annisa

4/26/2021 11:24:24 am

Good job on answering the questions! I think you can revise it more by adding more details on your thinking. For example, why do you think that East Germany was dangerous in that time period? Try to revise it and explain your thinking a little more.

Danise

4/26/2021 10:54:53 am

How would you characterize/describe East Germany (officially known as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when the film was set?
-I would describe East Germany as a very cruel and dangerous place in 1989. People in East Germany couldn't cross the border to visit their friends and families in the West Germany

How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?
-Mrs. Liesegang is a very mean teacher. She supports dictatorship and she will be cruel to her classmate if they have different opinion than her like Fritzi.
-Since Fritzi has different opoinion than Mrs. Liesegang, school has been very difficult for Fritzi and she got bullied a lot.

Why do you think Mrs. Liesegang encourages Fritzi's classmates to isolate her?
-I think Ms. Liesegang encourages her classmates to isolate her because she wants to let eveyone knows that this is the consequence on having a different opinion than everyone.

Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?
-I think Fritizi draw the attention of a Stasi agent because she most likley would want to escape to Hungary annd the agent is trying not to let that happen.

Danise 2.0

4/26/2021 10:56:26 am

Gabriel

4/26/2021 12:34:14 pm

1. How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?

I think East Germany is really dangerous because they put up a border and people can't visit each other anymore. It is a very protected area with armed forces.

2. How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?

I think her teacher is really mean especially to Fritzi, and school was really tough for her because everyone is making fun of her, as well as dealing with her teacher.

3. Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Fritzi's classmates to isolate her?

I think it's because Mrs Liesegang thinks that Fritzi did the wrong thing and she also dislikes her, so she wants her out of her class.

4. Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?

When the Stasi agent heard Fritzi say she wanted to go to Hungary, he thought that Fritzi was going to be some kind of spy or do something bad.

Tyler

4/26/2021 01:03:49 pm

1. There was a huge electric wall separating the sides of germany. You couldn't go past it since it was illegal.

2. It must if been hard to have such a strict and since she knew that she was at one of the riots and on tv. She must of treater her with less respect than the other students.

3. I don't remember this scene

4. I also don't remember this

Rhea

4/26/2021 08:23:30 pm

@Tyler Nice job! Maybe you can add some other details on the questions, like how you would desribe East Germany instead of just saying that there was an electric border. Also, maybe you can look at the others' posts to refresh your memory on questions three and four. Great work!

michael

4/26/2021 01:13:27 pm

1. How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?

I would describe it as a very strict and dangerous country very much like how north korea is today with tons of security and armed forces.

2. How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?

I would describe Mrs Liesegang as a mean teacher who supports dictatorship and hate people who dont think the same way she does.

3. Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Fritzi's classmates to isolate her?

Because liesegang is a supporter of dictatorship and Fritzi is the opposite believing that Fritzi is wrong and should be outcasted.

4. Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?

Because the stasi agent may think Fritzi doesnt like it in east germany so he tries to prevent Fritzi leaving

Shirley

4/26/2021 01:30:24 pm

How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?

- I would describe East Germany was the communist side of Germany, being more harsh on people, and capturing people escaping to the west, killing them or locking them up. It is kind of mean to do that to Germany people.

2. How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?

- Mrs. Liesegang was a strict old teacher in Fritzi's class and she made it hard on her a lot and got her in trouble. school was mostly challenging for fritzi because everyone made fun of her, and she was naturally curious for things, unlike everyone else.

- Also, Fritzi always have some opinions that are better than her teacher. That’s why Mrs, Liesegang doesn’t like her at all.

3. Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Fritzi's classmates to isolate her?

- Because fritzi was getting intrested in top secret information and she doesnt want that kind of trouble because she is a stereotypical country lover.

- Fritzi opinions is always different that her classmate opinions. That make Fritzi’s classmates want to bullied her outside the classroom.

4. Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?

- I think that Fritzi caught the attention of a Stasi agent because she wants to escape back to Hungary but the border was closed in both side of Germany. So, Fritzi and her friends can’t meet together unless the two border were open in some day.

Amrita

4/26/2021 07:16:26 pm

1. How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?
- I would describe East Germany as very controlled and dangerous place. Forbidden to visit the West and no freedom of speech.

2.How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?
- I would describe Mrs. Liesegang as a cruel teacher who supports dictorship in her country. School for Fritzi was very difficult since, her only friend wasn't there and dealing with daily bullies.

3.Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Dritzi's classmates to isolate her?
- She doesn't want everybody else to support Fritzi and she doesn't want anyone to challenge her.

4.Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?
-Fritizi wants to draw attention of a Stasi agent because she wants to escape.

Kai

4/26/2021 07:27:18 pm

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Kai

4/26/2021 07:27:47 pm

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Kai

4/26/2021 07:36:53 pm

1. How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?

in 1989, East Germany was at war. It was heavily controlled and information was limited.

2. How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?
Mrs. Liesegang is very strict. If you speak without permission, you'd be smacked with a stick.
School was frustrating and hard for Fritzi. She kept on getting in trouble because she was talking back.

3. Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Dritzi's classmates to isolate her?
Mrs. Liesegang thinks that Fritzi is a nuisance. She doesn't like Fritzi and does not want Fritzi's classmates to follow her behaviour.

4. Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?
I don't remember.

William

4/26/2021 09:32:40 pm

1. East Germany was a very communist state with high tensions against capitalism.

2. Mrs. Liesegang supports communism in her country. She's patriotic to East Germany and Communist movement. Fritzi had opposite beliefs which caused her to be often bullied and made fun of.

3. Mrs. Liesegang doesn't want Fritizi's belief to spread around.

4. Fritzi wanted to escape and give back the dog.

Kaitlyn

4/26/2021 09:59:56 pm

1. How would you characterize/describe East Germany (Officially Know as the German Democratic Republic) in 1989, when then the film was set?
- I would describe East Germany as a strict and cruel country during 1989.
2. How would you describe Fritzi's teacher, Mrs. Liesegang? What was school like for Fritzi?
- Ms. Liesegang always obeys the law, is strict, does not allow rules to be bent and supports communism. School must have been harsh for Fritzi and her school follows the curriculum exactly.
3. Why do you think Mrs Liesegang encourages Dritzi's classmates to isolate her?
- Teach Fritzi a lesson and warn other students what will happen if they disagree with their country or Ms. Liesegang.
4. Why does Fritzi draw the attention of a Stasi agent when she goes to a travel agent to enquire about taking a trip to Hungary?
- Because the Stasi agent thought Fritzi didn't like East Germany and inferred she was planning to escape the country.

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