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This paper examines the connections between memory discourses surrounding ‘roads not taken’ following the 1989 revolution in the GDR, and their instrumentalization by far-right politics in Eastern Germany today. Drawing on literary and (pop-)cultural sources, I explore Eastern Germany as a comparative yet frequently overlooked case for studying how far-right movements appropriate decolonial language in the post-socialist region.