Tomorrow I will go shopping, if the market is still standing - An evening with Judith Raupp

Description

For 15 years, former SZ editor Judith Raupp has been living as a reporter in Goma in the Democratic Republic of Congo at the border with Rwanda. It is a region that often only becomes visible when violence escalates. Raupp writes from her everyday life: about weddings and funerals, government offices and prisons, secret service interrogations, war, and the devastating Ebola epidemic – but also about friendship and ingenuity. "Tomorrow I will go shopping, if the market is still standing. Life and survival in Congo" (C. H. Beck) is the politically conscious portrait of eastern Congo, which does not declare its people mere extras of their hardship. Raupp's perspective remains, even as the headlines move on. ENTRY: 16 EUR / 10 EUR Organizer: Stiftung Literaturhaus / In cooperation with Bellevue di Monaco Additional information:
Foyer bar from 6 pm

Highlights

• Reading with Judith Raupp about life in Congo
• Entry: 16 euros / 10 euros
• Foyer bar open from 6 pm

General Information

Judith Raupp, former SZ editor, has been reporting from Goma in Congo for 15 years. Her reading offers insights into the everyday life of the region, shaped by challenges and human stories.

Location

Salvatorplatz 1, 80333 München, Germany

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