VOICED : Namibias children schooled behind the Iron Curtain

The video explores the journey of Namibian children sent to East Germany in the 1980s due to political unrest. It highlights their experiences in camps, the education they received, and their eventual return to Namibia after the fall of the Berlin Wall. The narrative delves into the challenges of adapting to new lives and the dual identity they faced. Despite the hardships, many have built successful careers in Namibia and Europe, reflecting on the privileges and struggles of their unique upbringing.

What experiences did the children from Namibia face during their childhood in Germany?

How did the education system described by Monica influence her values?

What were the circumstances that led to the displacement of the children in 1990?

In what ways did the children adapt to their new environment after being patriated to Windhoek?

What positive outcomes emerged from the struggles faced by the children of the GDR?