Name: 사찰 국가의 어두운 비밀
Uploaded: 2014-08-06T15:02:35Z
Duration: 19 min 24 s
Description: 1989년의 베를린 장벽은 Berlin Wall in 1989 the Stasi masterminded a system of surveillance and psychological pressure that kept the country under control for decades. Hubertus Knabe studies the Stasi — and was spied on by them. He shares stunning details from the fall of a surveillance state, and shows how easy it was for neighbor to turn on neighbor.

1989년의 베를린 장벽은 Berlin Wall in 1989 the Stasi masterminded a system of surveillance and psychological pressure that kept the country under control for decades. Hubertus Knabe studies the Stasi — and was spied on by them. He shares stunning details from the fall of a surveillance state, and shows how easy it was for neighbor to turn on neighbor.

사찰 국가의 어두운 비밀

East Germany’s Stasi built a surveillance state so vast that one employee monitored every 180 people, with more than 200,000 informants—sometimes even friends or family. The agency used psychological tactics to paralyze dissent instead of just imprisoning critics. By collecting personal secrets and undermining trust, the Stasi controlled society through fear and suspicion. After the regime’s collapse, activists saved millions of files, exposing the deep reach and dangers of unchecked surveillance.