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Rethinking Children's Literature History Through the Lens of East-German
 Non-Fiction

Scholarly research into German non-fiction books for children and young adults has been intermittent and hesitant at best. Despite a few insightful articles published in journals and collected volumes, there have been no comprehensive surveys or attempts to write a history of informational children’s literature in Germany pre- or post 1945 – West, East, or reunified.