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The event will take place digitally via YouTube and Zoom.
Duration: 90 min
English, German
Belongs to: BERLIN GLOBAL
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How is history written? Who writes our history?

For Daniel Theiler, the alleged declaration of a socialist republic from the balcony of the Berlin Palace on 9 November 1918 is the starting point to consider these very questions. The film screening is accompanied by a subsequent conversation with Daniel Theiler (artist), Smina Bluth (image design), Charity Collin (actress) and Martin Sabrow (The Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam, Director).

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Sandra Holtermann

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Top Down Memory
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