Abstract
En 1989, a la veille de l’implosion de la Republique democratique allemande, sa police politique – la « Stasi » – comptait plus de 91 000 agents, et si ses archives furent partiellement detruites en 1990, il en demeure encore 158 km lineaires, sans compter les milliers de sacs de documents dechires que des volontaires recomposent petit a petit. Les anciens de la Stasi ont beau jeu d’affirmer que tout cela n’etait qu’« un jeu d’enfant » compare aux pratiques de la NSA mises en lumiere par Edwa...
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