Elizabeth Janik

In Time and Power Christopher Clark examines

Just in time for anguished end-stage Brexit negotiations

Wolfgang J Fuchs shares a few words on the art of comic book translation

Forget the boxy architecture

Three remarkable one-man shows in German-speaking theaters

Ernst Junger’s Second World War was less dramatic

Forging Hitler’s art is a time-honoured tradition

Faust was the original viral content

Here’s the long 1972 interview with director Fritz Lang

Sadly it’s the end of the road for Handelsblatt Today

When a refugee flees to another country and claims asylum

Ali Fitzgerald’s graphic memoir Drawn to Berlin

Together the Stolpersteine now constitute the largest decentralized monument

We can read Christa Wolf’s journals

The Invisibles is two movies spliced into one

It’s Grunkohl season in northern Germany

Invoking emergency powers in the Weimar Republican constitution

The game of presenting a new production

The little-known tragedy of forced adoptions in East Germany

Stuttgart’s Linden Museum is returning a whip and a Bible

Controversy over looted artifacts

On one side there are flamethrowers

In 1938 Lise Meitner

Anne McElvoy looks back at the tumultous career of musician Wolf Biermann

Film critics and Ai Weiwei agree

What do escalators in Medellin

In memoriam Bruno Ganz

Berlin which prides itself as staying ahead

It was hardly the first time that Berlin had been blindsided

The Gropius Bau is free at last

The documentary short A Night at the Garden

Beyond der die and das

Industrial designer Dieter Rams introduces his ten timeless principles

It’s no problem at all for a man

In a tenderly written missive to Britons

Happy New Year Germany

F.C. St. Pauli is an avowed anti-fascist soccer team

It’s been 100 years since the Marxist revolutionary Rosa Luxemburg

For here on either side of the wall are God’s children

A new staging of The Sound of Music

Director Franz Osten filmed the 1929 spectacle

Decades after Isherwood said goodbye to Berlin

In Munich 1919: Diary of a Revolution

In memoriam: Mirjam Pressler

Can you be realistic and radical at the same time

Let the Bauhaus commemorations begin

Blue particles in fossilized dental plaque

In retrospect, the Bauhaus invested a particular concept

Less is more, Mies van der Rohe

There’s a new Spiegel affair in 2018

From the Thirty Years’ War to recent efforts to promote interreligious understanding

Berlin Regietheater goes to the movies

In memoriam: Anthea Bell

History is everywhere, as is mankind’s bad behaviour

Baritone Christian Gerhaher and pianist Gerold Huber