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- of Intershops and had 900 employees. By 1978, there were reportedly 100 Intershops in operation across East Germany. It was noted that Intershop gave...
- was for 500 West German Deutsche Mark. Forum checks were accepted in Intershops as payment for western consumer goods and other products which were available...
- Intershop Communications AG is a public e-commerce company headquartered in Jena, Thuringia, Germany. Their clients include corporations such as HP, BMW...
- could afford Western products and export-quality East German products via Intershop. Consumer goods also were available, by post, from the Danish Jauerfood...
- legally exported or imported and could not be used in the East German Intershops which sold premium goods. In 1989, 11% of the East German labor force...
- standard software for online shopping in 1995 (Intershop). In addition to being the founder of Intershop Communications, Schambach also founded Demandware...
- authorities. The stores operated on the same principle as East German Intershops, Czechoslovakian Tuzex, or Polish Pewex stores. In addition to major Western...
- privilege of purchasing scarce luxury goods at special currency stores (Intershops); and the ongoing arguments over the issue of separate citizenship for...
- 1992 until January 2005, the tower was called the Intershop Tower after its prin****l tenant, Intershop Communications AG. On November 30, 2004, the building...
- (foreign exchange certificates) that (crucially) could be spent at an Intershop. These were a chain of special shops that offered high quality East German...