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Event series: Transformation East
The fall of the Berlin Wall and the unification of the old and new federal states are considered to be decisive events for the Federal Republic of Germany and have given rise to a multitude of areas of tension that are still relevant today. From right-wing extremism to populism, from the liquidation of East German companies to the current development of cutting-edge research, from the marginalization experiences of the citizens to their designation as avant-garde - the lecture series illuminates a broad spectrum of narratives that define the specific characteristics of these regions. It becomes clear that even thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, no uniform picture can be drawn. Continuing inequalities in wages and property ownership as well as the low level of representation in politics, the judiciary and academia require further examination and discussion. The lecture series offers a unique insight into the diverse and still current research on this topic. Experts from TU Dresden as well as renowned scientists from various collaborations will present and discuss their findings. We cordially invite you to an exciting exchange about the past, present and future of German unity.
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to the event series in the summer semester 2024
Kolloquium im WintersemesterVerlorene Transformation? Antworten aus der jüngsten Geschichte auf Fragen der Gegenwart
07.11.2024 - 11:10 Uhr bis 06.02.2025 und online via Zoom
Beschreibung der Veranstaltung
HAIT-Kolloquium und Übung für Studierende der TU Dresden, organisiert von Friederike Kind-Kovács und Maren Hachmeister in Verbindung mit den Dresden-Prague-Lectures „Topographies of Transformation“, ko-organisiert von Klára Pinerová und dem Institut für Zeithistorische Forschung (ÚSD) in Prag.
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From 09.04.2024, 18:30 hrs. Lecture series Art in the GDR TODAY - Researching, teaching, preserving, exhibiting
The lecture series Art in the GDR TODAY brings together experts on East German art to discuss the current state of teaching, research and mediation. Scholars who helped define the field before and after 1990, as well as the next generation of scholars and curators, will present their research perspectives on art in the GDR TODAY on Tuesdays from 6:30 pm starting April 9 in the Görges-Bau. In addition to the university public, the lecture series is aimed at a broad audience from Dresden's urban society and beyond.
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