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Geteiltes Erinnern
Reminds shared
Event by: Deutsch-Polnische Gesellschaft Berlin e.V.
Location: Bundesstiftung zur Aufarbeitung der SED-Diktatur, Kronenstraße 5, Berlin - Mitte
About event
Remembrance shared: Reminding shared: Past, present and future of dealing with the Nazi force crimes in Poland and in the divided and united Germany
The German-Polish Society Berlin e. V. and the Federal Foundation for processing the SED dictatorship cordially invite you to this cooperation event.
The relationships between Poland and Germany are still deeply shaped by the crimes of National Socialist Germany. There are considerable differences in the developments of the culture of remembrance. This applies in particular to different perspectives and narratives after the decades of division of Europe after the war, which also led to different perspectives and narratives in the GDR and the Federal Republic of Germany. Until the 1970s, there was no significant exchange between the neighboring socialist countries.
Only the Polish opposition movement of the 1980s had a lasting influence on the GDR citizens' right movement. Even after the normalization of bilateral relationships and the communication between Poland and the United Germany since 1990, many questions have remained virulent in public and social discourse: How is it reminded of the Nazi crimes in Poland 80 years after the end of the war in both countries? Do Poland and Germans share the memories? What can a common European memory culture look like? How do young people from both countries look at the relationships today? Chairman of the German-Polish Society Berlin e. V.
Moderation:
- Tamina Kutscher, journalist
Stehtischrunde 1: The past as a coordinate system of German-Polish relationships
- PD Dr. Agnieszka Pufelska, University of Hamburg
- Robin Lautenbach, journalist and former ARD studio leader in Warsaw
Stehtischrunde 2: Opposition of the 1980s: return to Europe?
- Dr. Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Politologist
-Wolfgang Templin, former GDR citizens and public public
Stehtischrunde 3: Expectations of the young generation to the future of German-Polish relationships in Europe
-Benjamin Vogel, Journalist
Then there is the possibility of the Get-Together for an exchange.
This event is funded by means of the Berlin State Center for Political Education.
Participation is free. 5297
Organizer:
German-Polish Society Berlin e. V.
Cooperation partner: Federal Foundation for processing the SED dictatorship
The German-Polish Society Berlin e. V. and the Federal Foundation for processing the SED dictatorship cordially invite you to this cooperation event.
The relationships between Poland and Germany are still deeply shaped by the crimes of National Socialist Germany. There are considerable differences in the developments of the culture of remembrance. This applies in particular to different perspectives and narratives after the decades of division of Europe after the war, which also led to different perspectives and narratives in the GDR and the Federal Republic of Germany. Until the 1970s, there was no significant exchange between the neighboring socialist countries.
Only the Polish opposition movement of the 1980s had a lasting influence on the GDR citizens' right movement. Even after the normalization of bilateral relationships and the communication between Poland and the United Germany since 1990, many questions have remained virulent in public and social discourse: How is it reminded of the Nazi crimes in Poland 80 years after the end of the war in both countries? Do Poland and Germans share the memories? What can a common European memory culture look like? How do young people from both countries look at the relationships today? Chairman of the German-Polish Society Berlin e. V.
Moderation:
- Tamina Kutscher, journalist
Stehtischrunde 1: The past as a coordinate system of German-Polish relationships
- PD Dr. Agnieszka Pufelska, University of Hamburg
- Robin Lautenbach, journalist and former ARD studio leader in Warsaw
Stehtischrunde 2: Opposition of the 1980s: return to Europe?
- Dr. Weronika Priesmeyer-Tkocz, Politologist
-Wolfgang Templin, former GDR citizens and public public
Stehtischrunde 3: Expectations of the young generation to the future of German-Polish relationships in Europe
-Benjamin Vogel, Journalist
Then there is the possibility of the Get-Together for an exchange.
This event is funded by means of the Berlin State Center for Political Education.
Participation is free. 5297
Organizer:
German-Polish Society Berlin e. V.
Cooperation partner: Federal Foundation for processing the SED dictatorship