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Encounter, Engage, Expand

Reunification Revisited features four prominent speakers, German General Consul in NY David Gill, modern Germany historians Alissa Bellotti, Christina Morina and Frank Wolff, who will present their fascinating research and testimonials on the German-German partition, Reunification and its aftermath. In their lecture-series on demand you will learn about youth subcultures in divided Germany, what walls do to a society and what German history teaches us about present day democratic participation.

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UNIFICATION IN FREEDOM AND DEMOCRACY: FROM THE PEACEFUL REVOLUTION IN THE COMMUNIST EAST TO A UNITED GERMANY
David Gill, Consul General, German Consulate NY

Photo (detail): Harald Hauswald @ Bundesstiftung Aufarbeitung
YOUTH CULTURE IN DIVIDED GERMANY
Alissa Bellotti, PhD, Postdoctoral Researcher, University of Haifa, Israel

Photo (detail): Klaus Mehner @ Bundesstiftung Aufarbeitung
THE FUTURE OF DEMOCRATIC PARTICIPATION- AND WHAT WE CAN LEARN FROM GERMAN HISTORY
Christina Morina, PhD, Professor of Contemporary History, University of Bielefeld, Germany

Berlin, 1962. People stand on a stage on the Western side of the Berlin Wall in order to catch a glimpse at the other side of the border.

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DO WALLS WORk?
Frank Wolff, PhD, Professor of Modern German History, Osnabrück University,
Germany

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