Books & Ideas Suzanne L Marchand uses porcelain as a vehicle 2 By Elizabeth Janik | Books & Ideas | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Suzanne L Marchand uses porcelain as a vehicle By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
Et CeteraWhat's New Merkel has been chancellor since 2005 By Elizabeth Janik | Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesTheaterWhat's New In memoriam Eric Bentley By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Theater, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesEt CeteraWhat's New Germans, socks, and sandals By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New Scott Calonico’s short documentary Betrayal By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New How do we identify Albert Einstein By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
Art & Design In 1986 a treasure trove of German film posters 2 By Elizabeth Janik | Art & Design | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New In 1986 a treasure trove of German film posters By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New With its heavy armour plating By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New The villa where it happened By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesArt & DesignWhat's New Adele Schopenhauer’s Scherenschnitte By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Art & Design, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New An 8-part German-Danish TV series By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New Michael Kohlhaas By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
Et Cetera For postwar Germany the United States was savior 2 By Elizabeth Janik | Et Cetera | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New For postwar Germany the United States was savior By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New The damaged first-world-war veteran and the refugee By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Pömmelte a Late Stone Age Sanctuary By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2019 Archives2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Freya von Moltke held onto her uncensored correspondence By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New You’ve heard of Shakespeare in the Park By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
Et Cetera Available at train stations, bakeries, kiosks 2 By Elizabeth Janik | Et Cetera | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Available at train stations, bakeries, kiosks By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New The lesson of Anderson’s time in Europe is stunning in its simplicity By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Learning from the Germans? By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New The well-intentioned determination of German politicians and academics By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New Reality TV meets the refugee crisis By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
Et Cetera Through the Darkest of Times and Attentat 1942 2 By Elizabeth Janik | Et Cetera | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Through the Darkest of Times and Attentat 1942 By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New In praise of the Schlager By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New The Habsburgs are a writer’s gift By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesEt CeteraWhat's New Germany has a problem By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
Music German theaters have the artistic drive as well as the means 2 By Elizabeth Janik | Music | No Comments
2020 ArchivesTheaterWhat's New German theaters have the artistic drive as well as the means By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Theater, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New James Kirchick recalls The Lost Honor of Katharina Blum By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New A terrific line-up of new German films By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New In the postwar era Germany fundamentally redesigned law enforcement By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesArt & DesignWhat's New Hello Lenin By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Art & Design, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New The biographies of Wolfgang Leonhard and Markus Wolf By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Samuel Moyn weighs in on a stubborn problem By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesArt & DesignWhat's New In memoriam photographer Astrid Kirchherr By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Art & Design, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesEt CeteraWhat's New Confronted with a pandemic that has cratered Europe’s economy By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New Dr. Mabuse the Gambler By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesTheaterWhat's New In memoriam Rolf Hochhuth By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Theater, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New Berlin’s Windowflicks project By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
Art & Design The bottom half of Kang Sunkoo’s Statue of Limitations 2 By Elizabeth Janik | Art & Design | No Comments
2019 Archives2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New The bottom half of Kang Sunkoo’s Statue of Limitations By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2019 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New Christine Wunnicke’s glittering absurdist jewel of a novel By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New In memoriam Florian Schneider By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New The Berlin Philharmonic tests a musical path out of lockdown By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesArt & DesignWhat's New Germany’s museums are opening back up By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Art & Design, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New What happens to people when they are being denied the right to unconditional love By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2019 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New There’s a colorful history behind the history By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New With Brahms everything passes through layers of reflection By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New The zoos were microcosms of postwar Germany By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
2019 Archives2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New Babylon Berlin is back By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New Daniel Kehlmann’s new novel Tyll By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New We have to sort this through and say By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New The Ensemble Avantgarde has released a new collection of chamber music By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New While there are no over-the-top costumes By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesTheaterWhat's New Since the 17th century the people of Oberammergau have kept their promise By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Theater, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New What lessons can we take away from the previous history of pandemics By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New In memoriam Hellmut Stern violinist and longtime concertmaster By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesEt CeteraWhat's New The leader of the free world gives a speech and she nails it By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New The cultural venues may be closed By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Konrad Adenauer who served as the Federal Republic’s first chancellor By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New In the nineteen-forties the West Side of Los Angeles By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesEt CeteraWhat's New What do these CDU leaders have in common By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesArt & DesignWhat's New The Old Masters Picture Gallery gets a major upgrade By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Art & Design, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesWhat's New With no significant Indigenous population to resist these stereotypes By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New Part scary movie part avant-garde By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Did the Hohenzollern family substantially abet National Socialism By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesEt CeteraWhat's New Philip Oltermann casts Angela Merkel as the anti-hero By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesFilmWhat's New Lacking the nail-biting suspense that the story would seem to call for By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Film, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New The gulf between America’s ideals and its realities By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New John Eliot Gardiner explains how he rediscovered Beethoven’s radicalism By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesArt & DesignWhat's New In her etchings prints and sculptures By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Art & Design, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesTheaterWhat's New Onstage in February 2020 By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Theater, What's New | No Comments
Books & Ideas Sinclair McKay has written a new history By Elizabeth Janik | Books & Ideas | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Sinclair McKay has written a new history By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesEt CeteraWhat's New Thomas Kemmerich’s sudden rise and fall By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
2019 Archives2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New An entire unimportant young lady alone with her questions By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New Jaromir Weinberger’s Fruehlingsstuerme By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasHistoryWhat's New Donna Rifkind shines an overdue spotlight on Salka Viertel By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, History, What's New | No Comments
Books & Ideas Donna Rifkind shines an overdue spotlight on Salka Viertel 2 By Elizabeth Janik | Books & Ideas | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New The cruel isolation of deafness By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New How to build a multicultural and pluralistic Germany By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesEt CeteraWhat's New Berlin’s clubs are dying By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Et Cetera, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesArt & DesignWhat's New In 1926 architect and activist Margarete Schutte-Lihotzky By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Art & Design, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesMusicWhat's New When he conducts Kirill Petrenko presents a paradox By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Music, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Sheindi Miller’s diary By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New Here’s a nice introduction to how the Mietskasernen By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
2019 Archives2020 ArchivesBooks & IdeasWhat's New Haven’t made it through Robert Musil By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, 2020 Archives, Books & Ideas, What's New | No Comments
2020 ArchivesArt & DesignWhat's New Ai Weiwei has some choice words for Germany By Elizabeth Janik | 2020 Archives, Art & Design, What's New | No Comments
