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
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
2019 ArchivesHistoryWhat's New There’s a colorful history behind the history By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, History, What's New | No Comments
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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
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
2019 Archives In a country where 20th century history weighs heavily By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives No the pickle ornament is not a beloved German holiday tradition By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Ever wondered about what happens to items left behind By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Neither scientific study nor psychoanalytic text By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Making Marvels at the Metropolitan Museum of Art By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives String theory is the relatively new big idea By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives My country was no longer the land of religious tolerance By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives2020 Archives Anna Funder looks back on Stasiland By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, 2020 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives2020 Archives Charlotte Salomon’s Life? or Theatre? By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives, 2020 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives There’s a reason why Adorno’s defenders might gravitate toward depression By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The jewel heist from Dresden’s historic Green Vault By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Strauss and Hofmannsthal operatically imagined in 1919 By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives I didn’t want to learn tourist or business German By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Locally printed emergency money fom World War I By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Merkeling along has not served the country poorly By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives More compelling testimonials about November 9 By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives German unification was shaped by both the East and the West By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Julia Franck Heike Geissler Maxim Leo Norman Ohler and Bernhard Schlink By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives A colorful GDR-era mural by Josep Renau By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Neues Deutschland once the party newspaper of the SED By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Inadvertently or not most of today’s far right speak in Heideggerian terms By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Lotte Reiniger created more than 70 silhouette animation films By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives There’s still time to see Point of No Return By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The question of how much and what kind of fun By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives He is a fine writer who combines great insight with shocking ethical blindness By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Germany’s Jew’s are increasingly a target of violence By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Thirty years later David Hasselhoff is still looking for freedom in Berlin By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Walzwerk a restaurant in San Francisco’s Mission District By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Every translation of a classic work is also a reinterpretation By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives It feels like more books about race have been published By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The Bauhaus may have never had a proper music department By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The stylishly straightforward Bauhaus Museum Dessau By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Berlin’s rebuilt Stadtschloss has become a national monument By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Thousands of artworks from the Nazi period lie hidden away By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Mounting an exhibition containing swastikas By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Luisa Beck recalls WEB Du Bois’s formative experience By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives They complain that they do not have enough money to do research on these objects By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The far-right AfD party is turning up the pressure By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Germans have been getting naked in public for over a hundred years By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Nearly thirty years after German reunification By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives In the summer of 2019 the political scene in Berlin is in greater flux By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Gabriele Tergit wrote Kasebier in 1931 By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Else Ury’s Nesthakchen books for young readers By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives German ambassadors in Buenos Aires almost got to live in a house in the trees By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Here’s a friendly reminder from the Bauhaus Archive By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Quick there’s been a death on the dullest border in Europe By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Dystopian fiction about Brexit Britain has become a German literary trend By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Audre Lorde spent formative years in Berlin By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Luxury renovation has become a tool for displacement By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives When people discuss together in conditions free of domination By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Did we really need a prestige TV reboot of Das Boot By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives At first glance the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The James Simon Gallery on Berlin Museum’s Island By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives In 1963 Hans Traxler concocted an elaborate literary hoax By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The house by the lake in Gross Glienicke By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Eva Trobisch has made a drama of tragic accommodation By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives An exhibition at the Bundeskunsthalle in Bonn aims to show us By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Brexit party MEPS turned their backs during the EU anthem By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives In 1917 the Boston Symphony declined to perform The Star-Spangled Banner By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The story of Ms. Landecker and Mr Reimann By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives We’re witnessing a new intensity of disucssions with our visitors By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives But of course honesty is only synonymous with Germany if you don’t know much By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Laserstein’s portraits look astonishingly modern By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives In Elvia Wilk’s Oval Berlin is where the late capitalist apocalypse By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives The history of African-Germans in the Third Reich By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives Resettled refugees are participating in apprenticeship programs By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
2019 Archives It’s only in Ms. Merkel’s absence that Germans realize how different she is By Elizabeth Janik | 2019 Archives | No Comments
