October 1, 2016
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12:09Now PlayingEast Germany's secret police, the Stasi, spied on Roland Jahn because he was an activist. Today Jahn manages public access to the files they kept on millions of people. He's convinced that exposing a dictatorship is the best way of improving democracy.
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