Description
Guest: Kärin Nickelsen For ten years, the "Historical Quartet" has been bringing current research to the public and into discussion – knowledgeably and controversially. The guest is Munich-based science historian Kärin Nickelsen (LMU); topics discussed include: Matthias Häussler: "The Burden of the Sun. The Wars of the OvaHerero and Nama against German Colonial Rule" (C. H. Beck)
Michael Riepl: "Distant Homeland Altmontal. My Grandmother's Life between the Black Sea and the Caucasus" (C. H. Beck)
Jan Eike Dunkhase: "Cool New World. A History of Modernity" (Reclam)
Christoph Möllers, Max Lenz, Niels Weinberg: "Authoritarian Threats to Academic Freedom" (Wallstein) ADMISSION: EURO 16.- / 10.-
STREAM TICKETS: EURO 8.- Organizer: Stiftung Literaturhaus / in cooperation with the Institute of Contemporary History Munich–Berlin, LMU Munich & Collegium Carolinum Additional information:
Foyer bar from 7 pm
Highlights
- Guest: Kärin Nickelsen
- Discussion on current research topics
- Admission: €16 / €10
General Information
The Historical Quartet has been bringing current research to the public for ten years. This event will discuss various topics, including colonial history and academic freedom. The event takes place at the Literaturhaus Munich.
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November 2026
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