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World War II Museums and the Battle for Memory, 75 Years Later

In 2020, can we make a universal claim that the end of the Second World War in Europe was a liberation, a symbol of peace and freedom? A plea for multi-faceted approaches to remembering World War II.

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Vom Ursprung des Menschen im Symbolischen: Constantin Rauer im Interview

Was ist der Unterschied zwischen Tier und Mensch? Auf wann lässt sich der Ursprung des Menschen datieren? Und welche Rolle spielte dabei das Symbolische? François Bertemes sprach mit dem Paläophilosophen Constantin Rauer.

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“I could imagine my ancestors smile” – Lonnie Bunch on the National Museum of African American History and Culture

The first African American Secretary of the Smithsonian and former director of the National Museum of African American History and Culture about the NMAAHC, museums and their role in creating inclusive national narratives.

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The Home Front: Hardly a Refuge from War

To complement and complicate the understanding of German colonialism are also the stories of German female authors like Helene von Falkenhausen, Else Sonnenberg and Margarete von Eckenbrecher, colonial settlers in Southwest Africa who also experienced the German-Herero Colonial War first hand. How did they portray women’s stories and experiences in the home front back then?

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World War II Museums and the Battle for Memory, 75 Years Later

Vom Ursprung des Menschen im Symbolischen: Constantin Rauer im Interview

“I could imagine my ancestors smile” – Lonnie Bunch on the National Museum of African American History and Culture

The Home Front: Hardly a Refuge from War

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Taking Libraries into the Future, Part 4: How IFLA Harnesses Social Media

10 Summer Reads for the Intellectually Curious

How to Maximize Your Message Through Social Media: A Global Masterclass from Library Professionals

In Motion: An Interview with Manuel Neukirchner

Echoes Across Siberia: What Indigenous Languages Can Teach Us About the Past

Zwischen Apokalypse und Wachstumsillusion: Warum wir neue Hoffnung brauchen

Unleadership: The Remarkable Power of Unremarkable Acts

Degrowth: An Idea Whose Time Has Come

Are You a Toxic Leader or Just a Tough Boss?

What Pennsylvania’s Crumbling Infrastructure Tells Us About Building a Strong Electoral Coalition

The Gates of Gaza: An Interview with Lihi Ben Shitrit

Turning Controversy into Connection: A Discussion with Martha Minow and Liz Lerman

What Is First Nations Chemistry and Why Is It Important?

Tackling Plastics Pollution with Chemical Recycling: An Interview with Katrina Knauer

IUPAC Global Women’s Breakfast: Catalyzing Diversity in Science

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