Panel
History and Representation: Post-1945 Migration Regimes
Fri, Oct 1, 2021
HKW Auditorium & livestream
7 pm
Free admission, with entry ticket
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In German with simultaneous English translation
At this time, the GGG rule (tested-vaccinated-recovered) applies for this event. More about Covid-19 admission regulations
In German with simultaneous English translation
Three panels approach the history of flight and migration in Germany after 1945. In this first part of History and Representation, historians Maria Alexopoulou, Sebastian Conrad and Patrice G. Poutrus trace a history of mobile populations, which for a long time played no role in the national historiographies of West and East Germany.
How did migration history come to be externalized? Which stories of flight and migration were nevertheless promoted? What was claimed as normal and what was seen as an exception to social reality? And since when and via what detours has German migration history finally been written and heard?
Moderated by Mohammad A. S. Sarhangi
More panels from the series:
Archive of Refuge
History and Representation: History in Motion
With Aleida Assmann, Ute Frevert, Jochen Oltmer, Stefanie Schüler-Springorum and Mirjam Zadoff
Panel
Oct 1, 2021
Archive of Refuge
History and Representation: Who’s Telling Whose Story?
With Carolin Emcke, Raphael Gross, Fatuma Musa Afrah, Charlotte Wiedemann und Dorothee Wierling
Panel
Oct 2, 2021
