Stasi files: History's biggest jigsaw puzzle?
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Stasi files: History's biggest jigsaw puzzle?
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1233 GMT (2033 HKT) November 7, 2014
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Mugshots of Henning Frunder taken by the Stasi after his arrest.
Frunder looks at fragments of paper which revealed the identity of the person who betrayed him.
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A Stasi Records Agency employee pieces together some of the 600 million fragments of paper.
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Frunder was contacted by the agency after pieces of paper were discovered with his name and the name of the Stasi agent who betrayed him.
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More than 15,000 bags containing fragments of paper were recovered.
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