Our culture of remembrance must change. In her book *Rethinking Remembrance*, Susanne Siegert explains how and why. She advocates for a new, pluralistic approach to remembrance that emphasizes the responsibility of the descendants of the perpetrator generation, rather than our “rehearsed” collective reflection
with the victims. It focuses on lesser-known Nazi crimes, lesser-known places, and previously neglected groups of victims.
At the same time, this book demonstrates how important a more active, diverse culture of remembrance is for reaching future generations even without direct eyewitness accounts.
Susanne Siegert educates the public about the Holocaust on Instagram and TikTok under @keine.erinnerungskultur. The journalist has received numerous awards for her educational work.
This event is presented in cooperation with the Akzente bookstore.
Tickets
Advance sales: 12€ / reduced 8€
At the door: 16€ / reduced 12€
with the victims. It focuses on lesser-known Nazi crimes, lesser-known places, and previously neglected groups of victims.
At the same time, this book demonstrates how important a more active, diverse culture of remembrance is for reaching future generations even without direct eyewitness accounts.
Susanne Siegert educates the public about the Holocaust on Instagram and TikTok under @keine.erinnerungskultur. The journalist has received numerous awards for her educational work.
This event is presented in cooperation with the Akzente bookstore.
Tickets
Advance sales: 12€ / reduced 8€
At the door: 16€ / reduced 12€
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