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Violence, Oppression, and Civil Disobedience: From the Cold War Past to the Neoliberal Present

Program

Berlin Programfor Advanced German & European Studies

Berlin Program Summer Workshop June 18-19, 2015FU Berlin, Seminarzentrum, Room L 115

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June 1June 1June 1June 18888----19, 201519, 201519, 201519, 2015 Freie Universität Berlin Freie Universität Berlin Freie Universität Berlin Freie Universität Berlin

Summer Workshop Summer Workshop Summer Workshop Summer Workshop Program Program Program Program

The year 2015 marks the 25th anniversary of the unification of Germany as well as dramatic moments of civil disobedience across the globe. In the same year, for example, Mandela was freed from prison in South Africa and the Persian Gulf War started. The year 2015 is also the 50th anniversary of the end of the Frankfurt Auschwitz Trials in West Germany, a year that saw American troops arriving in Vietnam, the Watts Riots in LA, and Malcolm X’s assassination. These events signify important transitional moments – beginnings and endings – in national and international histories and relations. At the center of each of these moments of civil disobedience are both violence and oppression.

The fourth annual workshop of the Berlin Program for Advanced German and European Studies will look through German eyes at violence, oppression, and civil disobedience on a global scale from the Cold War past to the Neoliberal present. How have Germans—East, West, unified—engaged in or responded to violence and oppression in their own countries/country and abroad since 1945? To what extent does the Second World War or first-hand experience of Communism affect views of and responses to such events, including individual proclivity toward or rejection of civil disobedience? What can we learn from these events about our situation today: Where we are, how we got here, and how our current situation relates to the past and future?

Thursday, June 18Thursday, June 18Thursday, June 18Thursday, June 18

9:009:009:009:00----9:159:159:159:15 Arrival & CoffeeArrival & CoffeeArrival & CoffeeArrival & Coffee

9:159:159:159:15----9:459:459:459:45 Opening Remarks & IntroductionOpening Remarks & IntroductionOpening Remarks & IntroductionOpening Remarks & Introduction

9:9:9:9:45454545----11110000::::45454545 Panel I: Panel I: Panel I: Panel I: CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IN WEST GERMANYCIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IN WEST GERMANYCIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IN WEST GERMANYCIVIL DISOBEDIENCE IN WEST GERMANY Moderator: Alexander Reisenbichler, George Washington University/FU BerlinModerator: Alexander Reisenbichler, George Washington University/FU BerlinModerator: Alexander Reisenbichler, George Washington University/FU BerlinModerator: Alexander Reisenbichler, George Washington University/FU Berlin

Lauren Graber, Independent Researcher Kunstbarrikaden: Gruppe GEFLECHT and the Student Movement in Munich, 1967Kunstbarrikaden: Gruppe GEFLECHT and the Student Movement in Munich, 1967Kunstbarrikaden: Gruppe GEFLECHT and the Student Movement in Munich, 1967Kunstbarrikaden: Gruppe GEFLECHT and the Student Movement in Munich, 1967----1970197019701970

Carol Hager, Bryn Mawr CitizCitizCitizCitizen Initiatives in Germany: Structural Violence, Civil Disobedience, and Democratizationen Initiatives in Germany: Structural Violence, Civil Disobedience, and Democratizationen Initiatives in Germany: Structural Violence, Civil Disobedience, and Democratizationen Initiatives in Germany: Structural Violence, Civil Disobedience, and Democratization

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11111111::::00000000----11112222::::00000000 Panel II: Panel II: Panel II: Panel II: WEST GERMAN PROTESTS IN A GLOBAL CONTEXTWEST GERMAN PROTESTS IN A GLOBAL CONTEXTWEST GERMAN PROTESTS IN A GLOBAL CONTEXTWEST GERMAN PROTESTS IN A GLOBAL CONTEXT ModeraModeraModeraModerator: Jenny Wüstenberg, or: Jenny Wüstenberg, or: Jenny Wüstenberg, or: Jenny Wüstenberg, Freie Universität Berlin/EBS University WiesbadenFreie Universität Berlin/EBS University WiesbadenFreie Universität Berlin/EBS University WiesbadenFreie Universität Berlin/EBS University Wiesbaden

Michael Lawrence Hughes, Wake Forest University Civil Disobedience and Violence in Transnational Perspective. American and West German Anti-

Nuclear-Power Protesters, 1975-1982

Josh Alvizu, Yale University KlugeKlugeKlugeKlugeKitKitKitKitKongoKongoKongoKongoKitKitKitKit: Pseudo: Pseudo: Pseudo: Pseudo----Documentary and the Military Industrial Complex Documentary and the Military Industrial Complex Documentary and the Military Industrial Complex Documentary and the Military Industrial Complex

12:12:12:12:00000000----11113333::::33330000 LunchLunchLunchLunch

11113333::::33330000----11114444::::33330000 Panel III: Panel III: Panel III: Panel III: WIR SIND DAS VOLK: Protests in Eastern Germany, 1989WIR SIND DAS VOLK: Protests in Eastern Germany, 1989WIR SIND DAS VOLK: Protests in Eastern Germany, 1989WIR SIND DAS VOLK: Protests in Eastern Germany, 1989----2015201520152015 Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: April Eisman, Iowa State UniversityApril Eisman, Iowa State UniversityApril Eisman, Iowa State UniversityApril Eisman, Iowa State University

Martina Metzger, Bavarian Army Museum Peaceful Protest in Berlin and Leipzig in Autumn 1989: Coping with Past Experiences of Violent Peaceful Protest in Berlin and Leipzig in Autumn 1989: Coping with Past Experiences of Violent Peaceful Protest in Berlin and Leipzig in Autumn 1989: Coping with Past Experiences of Violent Peaceful Protest in Berlin and Leipzig in Autumn 1989: Coping with Past Experiences of Violent OppressionOppressionOppressionOppression

Christiane Olivo, University of Northern Colorado-Greeley The Meaning of “Wir sind das Volk”and the Popular Battle over Democratic ValuesThe Meaning of “Wir sind das Volk”and the Popular Battle over Democratic ValuesThe Meaning of “Wir sind das Volk”and the Popular Battle over Democratic ValuesThe Meaning of “Wir sind das Volk”and the Popular Battle over Democratic Values


11114444::::44445555----11115555::::44445555 Panel IV: Panel IV: Panel IV: Panel IV: REASSESSING EAST GERMAN RREASSESSING EAST GERMAN RREASSESSING EAST GERMAN RREASSESSING EAST GERMAN REPRESSIONEPRESSIONEPRESSIONEPRESSION Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Jeremy DeWaal, FU Berlin/Vanderbilt UniversityJeremy DeWaal, FU Berlin/Vanderbilt UniversityJeremy DeWaal, FU Berlin/Vanderbilt UniversityJeremy DeWaal, FU Berlin/Vanderbilt University

Christina Schwenkel, University of California-Riverside Traveling Architecture: East German Urban Designs in VietnamTraveling Architecture: East German Urban Designs in VietnamTraveling Architecture: East German Urban Designs in VietnamTraveling Architecture: East German Urban Designs in Vietnam

Amitai Touval, Baruch College Elite Continuity and the Acknowledgement of Political RepressionElite Continuity and the Acknowledgement of Political RepressionElite Continuity and the Acknowledgement of Political RepressionElite Continuity and the Acknowledgement of Political Repression

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11116666:0:0:0:00000----18:18:18:18:00000000 Film Screening: Berlin East Side GalleryFilm Screening: Berlin East Side GalleryFilm Screening: Berlin East Side GalleryFilm Screening: Berlin East Side Gallery –––– A film by A film by A film by A film by Karin Kaper und Dirk SzusziesKarin Kaper und Dirk SzusziesKarin Kaper und Dirk SzusziesKarin Kaper und Dirk Szuszies

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Friday, June 19, 2015Friday, June 19, 2015Friday, June 19, 2015Friday, June 19, 2015

9:009:009:009:00----9:159:159:159:15 Arrival & CoffArrival & CoffArrival & CoffArrival & Coffeeeeeeee

9999::::11115555----11110000::::45454545 Panel V: Panel V: Panel V: Panel V: CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND SOCIAL PROTEST IN A NEOLIBERAL WORLD CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND SOCIAL PROTEST IN A NEOLIBERAL WORLD CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND SOCIAL PROTEST IN A NEOLIBERAL WORLD CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE AND SOCIAL PROTEST IN A NEOLIBERAL WORLD Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Robert Pirro, Georgia Southern UniversityRobert Pirro, Georgia Southern UniversityRobert Pirro, Georgia Southern UniversityRobert Pirro, Georgia Southern University

Josefin Graef, University of Birmingham Narrating IntraNarrating IntraNarrating IntraNarrating Intra----societal Violence in Germany: Textual Responses to the societal Violence in Germany: Textual Responses to the societal Violence in Germany: Textual Responses to the societal Violence in Germany: Textual Responses to the National Socialist National Socialist National Socialist National Socialist UndergroundUndergroundUndergroundUnderground (NSU) (NSU) (NSU) (NSU) and the Notion of Terrorismand the Notion of Terrorismand the Notion of Terrorismand the Notion of Terrorism

Jill E. Twark, East Carolina University Die Toten Hosen, Rammstein, Azad, and Massiv: German Rock and Rap Go Global for Social Die Toten Hosen, Rammstein, Azad, and Massiv: German Rock and Rap Go Global for Social Die Toten Hosen, Rammstein, Azad, and Massiv: German Rock and Rap Go Global for Social Die Toten Hosen, Rammstein, Azad, and Massiv: German Rock and Rap Go Global for Social JusticeJusticeJusticeJustice

Daniel Calzada, Freie Universität Berlin NonNonNonNon‐‐‐‐partisan partisan partisan partisan movements and protest parties in Greece, Spain and Germany, 2011movements and protest parties in Greece, Spain and Germany, 2011movements and protest parties in Greece, Spain and Germany, 2011movements and protest parties in Greece, Spain and Germany, 2011‐‐‐‐2015201520152015


11:011:011:011:00000----11113333::::00000000 Panel VPanel VPanel VPanel VIIII: : : : RESISTANCE AND DISOBEDIENCE IN FILM AND LITERATURERESISTANCE AND DISOBEDIENCE IN FILM AND LITERATURERESISTANCE AND DISOBEDIENCE IN FILM AND LITERATURERESISTANCE AND DISOBEDIENCE IN FILM AND LITERATURE Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Moderator: Tom Haakenson, Tom Haakenson, Tom Haakenson, Tom Haakenson, California College of the ArtsCalifornia College of the ArtsCalifornia College of the ArtsCalifornia College of the Arts

Friedemann Weidauer, University of Connecticut State Sanctioned Terror and Individual Resistance in the Film State Sanctioned Terror and Individual Resistance in the Film State Sanctioned Terror and Individual Resistance in the Film State Sanctioned Terror and Individual Resistance in the Film The White Ribbon The White Ribbon The White Ribbon The White Ribbon

Larson Powell, University of Missouri-Kansas City Archive of the Revolution: Konrad Wolf’s Archive of the Revolution: Konrad Wolf’s Archive of the Revolution: Konrad Wolf’s Archive of the Revolution: Konrad Wolf’s LissyLissyLissyLissy

Martina Lüke, University of Connecticut “The Situation Is “The Situation Is “The Situation Is “The Situation Is Hopeless But Not Serious“ Hopeless But Not Serious“ Hopeless But Not Serious“ Hopeless But Not Serious“ –––– Violence, Disobedience, and Oppression in Billy Violence, Disobedience, and Oppression in Billy Violence, Disobedience, and Oppression in Billy Violence, Disobedience, and Oppression in Billy Wilder´s Wilder´s Wilder´s Wilder´s One, Two, ThreeOne, Two, ThreeOne, Two, ThreeOne, Two, Three (1961) (1961) (1961) (1961)

Jan Lensen, Freie Universität Berlin Towards Towards Towards Towards a Nona Nona Nona Non----Violent Memory Ethics? Remembering the Second World War in Marcel Beyer’s Violent Memory Ethics? Remembering the Second World War in Marcel Beyer’s Violent Memory Ethics? Remembering the Second World War in Marcel Beyer’s Violent Memory Ethics? Remembering the Second World War in Marcel Beyer’s FlughundeFlughundeFlughundeFlughunde (1995)(1995)(1995)(1995)

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16:0016:0016:0016:00----17:3017:3017:3017:30 Excursion: Excursion: Excursion: Excursion: Berlin East Side GalleryBerlin East Side GalleryBerlin East Side GalleryBerlin East Side Gallery guided by guided by guided by guided by Barbara Wolbert, European University ViadrinaBarbara Wolbert, European University ViadrinaBarbara Wolbert, European University ViadrinaBarbara Wolbert, European University Viadrina

PROGRAM COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Dr. April Eisman | Iowa State University Karin Goihl | Freie Universität Berlin, Berlin Program Dr. Thomas Haakenson | California College of the Arts Dr. Jenny Wüstenberg | Freie Universität Berlin / EBS University Wiesbaden

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INFORMATION

PRESENTATIONS: Each presentation at the workshop should be 5 minutes 5 minutes 5 minutes 5 minutes long and will be followed by a ten-minute discussion. Please talk to your audience during your presentation. After all the presentations, a general discussion will conclude each panel.

WORKSHOP LANGUAGE: English.

WORKSHOP VENUE is the Freie Universität Berlin, Seminarzentrum, Room L 115 (ground floor), Otto-von-Simson-Str. 26, 14195 Berlin (close to U3 Dahlem-Dorf; please find maps attached).

TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT: The workshop venue is equipped with an HP ProBook laptop and a beamer. Technical assistance will be present. For those who are planning a power point presentation, please send us by June 10, 2015June 10, 2015June 10, 2015June 10, 2015.

FEES: Participation in the workshop is free of charge.

REGISTRATION: Presenters do not need to register. Other participants need register via email by June 1June 1June 1June 1 @: [email protected].

COFFEE BREAKS & LUNCH will be provided. Lunch will be served at Ristorante Galileo which is in the same building. A set menu will offer both a vegetarian and carnivorous meal. If you have any special dietary requirements, please contact us asap. CULTURAL EXCURSION: Friday, June 19, 16:00-17:30 we will explore Berlin’s East Side Gallery. The

tour will be guided by Barbara Wolbert, European University Viadrina. After the workshop’s concluding discussion around 14:45, we will use the public transport (BuBuBuBus M11s M11s M11s M11 - direction Schöneweide and go to SSSS----Bahn Lichterfelde WestBahn Lichterfelde WestBahn Lichterfelde WestBahn Lichterfelde West take any trainany trainany trainany train going Northgoing Northgoing Northgoing North, change at FriedrichstraFriedrichstraFriedrichstraFriedrichstrassessessesse, go up to the upstairs tracks and ttttake anyake anyake anyake any traintraintraintrain going Eastgoing Eastgoing Eastgoing East and go to OstbahnhofOstbahnhofOstbahnhofOstbahnhof where we will meet Barbara Wolbert in the lobby. Participants are encouraged to buy a day ticket.

KEY DATESKEY DATESKEY DATESKEY DATES June 10 power point presentations due June 18-19 summer workshop in Berlin

UPCOMING EVENTS Berlin Program Distinguished GSA Lecture on Tuesday, June 30, 18:00-21:00 Joy H. Calico Arnold Schoenberg’s A Survivor from Warsaw in Postwar Europe: Musical Remigration and Holocaust Commemoration in the Germanys http://www.fu-berlin.de/en/sites/bprogram/roundtables/BP_GSA-DL-Pro_2015.pdf

THE BERLIN PROGRAM FOR ADVANCED GERMAN AND EUROPEAN STUDIES promotes a new

generation of young North American scholars with specialized knowledge of modern and contemporary Germany and Europe. The program supports scholars in all social science and humanities disciplines,

including historians working on the period since the mid-18th century. Since its inception in 1986 at the Freie Universität Berlin the program has brought more than 300 fellows to Berlin. In close cooperation with our North American partner, the German Studies Association, our Summer Workshop offers an opportunity to

engage with a timely topic and strengthen ties between the program and scholars working in German and European studies. Contact us @: [email protected], www.fu-berlin.de/bprogram

COVER ILLUSTRATION

Credits: Guillaume Paumier @Flickr (https://www.flickr.com/photos/gpaumier/5743704039)

Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.0)

Digital Design: Daniel Calzada

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LOGISTICS

GENERAL INFORMATION

BERLIN CITY WEBSITE

http://www.berlin.de/en/

BERLIN TOURIST INFORMATION http://www.visitberlin.de/de/informieren/tourist-

information

BERLIN STADTPLAN

http://www.berlin.de/stadtplan/

ZITTY Biweekly guide on art, theatre, film, music,

restaurants and more (German) http://www.zitty.de/

TOURS OFF THE BEATEN TRACK

http://www.stattreisenberlin.de/

http://www.berliner-geschichtswerkstatt.de/

http://www.artberlin-online.de/

ACCOMMODATION

HOTELS

Seminaris Campushotel Berlin http://www.seminaris.de/hotels/seminaris-campushotel-berlin.html

located on campus, near U Dahlem Dorf single rooms: from 99€

Apartment Hotel Dahlem http://www.apartment-hotel-berlin.de/ very close to campus, Clayallee

single rooms from 70€ per night

Arcotel Velvet http://www.arcotelhotels.com/en/velvet_hotel_berlin

Oranienburger Straße, Mitte single rooms: from €89

mittendrin Bouitque Hotel close to Kurfürstendamm, Charlottenburg rates from 99€ for a single room

http://www.boutique-hotel-berlin.de

Art’otel http://www.artotels.com/berlin-hotel-de-d-10179/germiart

three Berlin locations, rates available online

Motel One Berlin various locations http://www.motel-one.com/de/hotels/berlin/

BUDGET HOTELS

Pension Peters

Close to Savignyplatz sample rate was 57€/single room http://www.pension-peters-berlin.de/index.php

Residenz 2000 Apartmenthotel

very close to campus, Unter den Eichen sample rate was 59€/single room

http://www.residenz-2000.de/

HOSTELS

AO Hotel & Hostel Berlin, several locations EUR 12 bis EUR 35 pro Nacht

http://www.aohostels.com/de/berlin/hostel-am-zoo

Cityhostel Berlin

Glinkastr. 5-7, Mitte EUR 17 bis EUR 48 pro Nacht http://www.cityhostel-berlin.com/

Die Etage East Langhansstraße 8 (Weissensee)

Ab EUR 15 pro Nacht http://www.die-etage-east.de/

Grandhostel Berlin

Tempelhofer Ufer 14, Kreuzberg EUR 18 bis EUR 40 pro Nacht

http://www.grandhostel-berlin.de/

HappyBed Hostel

Several locations in Berlin EUR 14 bis EUR 51 pro Nacht http://www.happybed.de/

PlusBerlin Located close to the Eastside Gallery

EUR 11 bis EUR 24 pro Nacht http://www.plushostels.com/

Sunshinehouse Berlin

Wexstraße 8, Schöneberg EUR 18 bis EUR 35 pro Nacht

http://www.sunshinehouse-berlin.de/

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GETTING AROUND IN BERLIN

Public TransportationPublic TransportationPublic TransportationPublic Transportation The Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe The Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe The Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe The Berliner Verkehrsbetriebe ((((BVG)BVG)BVG)BVG) operate the U-Bahn, buses and trams; the Berliner S-Bahn GmbH operates the S-Bahn (light rail).

Both companies are working together, so you can use any ticket for all means of transportation. Berlin consists of three fare zones, A, B, and C. Zones A and B cover

most of the city; you will probably not have to buy a C ticket, unless you plan to go to Potsdam or Schönefeld Airport. On weekends, all U-

Bahn lines and S-Bahn lines run for the whole night (exception: U-Bahn U4) in intervals up to 30 minutes. On weeknight there are special buses generally following the U-Bahn lines, designated as “N”.

• A single fare ticket AB single fare ticket AB single fare ticket AB single fare ticket AB will cost you 2.70€ and allows you to travel for two hours in a single direction.

• A Day Pass Day Pass Day Pass Day Pass is valid for all travel until 3 a.m. the following day and costs 6.70€ for Berlin AB.

• For shorter distances the “KurzstreckeKurzstreckeKurzstreckeKurzstrecke” is valid for six stops on a bus or three stops on an U-Bahn and costs 1.60€.

Taxi/CabTaxi/CabTaxi/CabTaxi/Cab Taxis are beige in color. In general, taking a cab costs a base fee of

3.40€, plus 1.79€ for every kilometer; paying with a credit card carries an extra fee of 1.50€. For very short trips (up to 2 km) there is a special flat rate of 4.00€; applicable only if you stop a moving cab and

specifically ask for the “Kurzstrecke.”

TTTTransportation to Berlinransportation to Berlinransportation to Berlinransportation to Berlin (other than air travel) Deutsche Bahn: http://www.bahn.de/p/view/index.shtml Fernbuslinien: https://www.meinfernbus.de/ Mitfahrzentrale: http://www.mitfahrzentrale.de/

OTHER THINGS

Money, Money, MoneyMoney, Money, MoneyMoney, Money, MoneyMoney, Money, Money ATMs are ubiquitous in Berlin. Around Freie Universität, one ATM by

Sparkasse is located directly at the Seminarzentrum, two others (by Volksbank and Berliner Bank resp.) are at U-Bahnhof Dahlem Dorf. Most ATMs will accept credit cards for withdrawal, note that you have

to have a 4-digit-PIN. The bank will most likely charge you for withdrawing cash.

Cell Phone Use in GermanyCell Phone Use in GermanyCell Phone Use in GermanyCell Phone Use in Germany Be aware that an American cell phone might not work in Germany. Germany, like most of Europe, uses the GSM standard. In general, if

you are on Sprint or Verizon, your phone is not compatible. If you use AT&T or T-Mobile USA there is a chance that you can use your phone.

Please check with your carrier, as sometimes the roaming abroad service has to be enabled.

PickpocketsPickpocketsPickpocketsPickpockets Berlin, like any other city, is prone to the activities of pickpockets and

thieves. Be vigilant in crowded areas, cafes and restaurants. Do not leave your baggage, phones, laptops unattended. Thieves often operate

in groups and employ various techniques to distract their targets.

tickets to use:tickets to use:tickets to use:tickets to use: single fare AB, 2-hour-travel Day Pass AB, one day in Berlin Kurzstrecke, short distance

internet links:internet links:internet links:internet links: BVG

http://www.bvg.de/index.p

hp/en/index.html

call a cabcall a cabcall a cabcall a cab (selection):

030-210202

030-261026 030-210101

eeeemergency mergency mergency mergency nnnnumbersumbersumbersumbers Police: 110 Fire/Ambulance: 112 US Embassy: 030-8305-1200

(routine calls) 030-8305-0 (emergencies only)

Canadian Embassy: 030-2031-2470 (routine calls) 00800-2326-6831

(emergencies)

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WHEN THE WORKSHOP IS DONE – A FEW UNIQUE PLACES

LOOKING BACK & UNDER

BERLINBERLINBERLINBERLINER UNTERWELTENER UNTERWELTENER UNTERWELTENER UNTERWELTEN http://berliner-unterwelten.de/

BERLIN WALL MEMORIALBERLIN WALL MEMORIALBERLIN WALL MEMORIALBERLIN WALL MEMORIAL http://www.berliner-mauer-gedenkstaette.de/en/

DEUTSCHES HISTORISCHES DEUTSCHES HISTORISCHES DEUTSCHES HISTORISCHES DEUTSCHES HISTORISCHES MUSEUMMUSEUMMUSEUMMUSEUM http://www.dhm.de/en.html

DDRDDRDDRDDR----MUSEUMMUSEUMMUSEUMMUSEUM http://www.ddr-museum.de/

MMMMEMORIAL LEISTIKOWSTRASSE POTSDAMEMORIAL LEISTIKOWSTRASSE POTSDAMEMORIAL LEISTIKOWSTRASSE POTSDAMEMORIAL LEISTIKOWSTRASSE POTSDAM http://www.gedenkstaette-leistikowstrasse.de/inhalt_en/index.html

MUSEUMMUSEUMMUSEUMMUSEUM DER DINGEDER DINGEDER DINGEDER DINGE http://www.museumderdinge.org/institution/

TRÄNENPALASTTRÄNENPALASTTRÄNENPALASTTRÄNENPALAST "BorderExperiences – Everyday life in Divided Germany" is the permanent exhibition at the original location of

the Tränenpalast on Friedrichstr., now a listed building. http://www.hdg.de/fileadmin/static/english/berlin/traenenpalast-am-bahnhof-friedrichstr/

CULTURE

CULTURAL CALENDARCULTURAL CALENDARCULTURAL CALENDARCULTURAL CALENDAR & TICKETS& TICKETS& TICKETS& TICKETS http://www.berlin.de/kultur-und-tickets/

STAATLICHE MUSEEN ZU BERLINSTAATLICHE MUSEEN ZU BERLINSTAATLICHE MUSEEN ZU BERLINSTAATLICHE MUSEEN ZU BERLIN http://www.smb.museum/home.html

HAUS DER KULTUREN DER WELTHAUS DER KULTUREN DER WELTHAUS DER KULTUREN DER WELTHAUS DER KULTUREN DER WELT Germany's national center for international contemporary arts, with a special focus on non-European cultures and societies. http://www.hkw.de/de/app/kalender/index

HEIMATHAFENHEIMATHAFENHEIMATHAFENHEIMATHAFEN Heimathafen Neukölln has catapulted Volkstheater into the modern era: provocative, controversial, and full of life. http://www.heimathafen-neukoelln.de/

NEUKÖLLNER OPERNEUKÖLLNER OPERNEUKÖLLNER OPERNEUKÖLLNER OPER The repertoire ranges from baroque opera to musicals, and from operetta to experimental music theater with a

contemporary twist. http://neukoellneroper.de/

RADIALSYSTEMRADIALSYSTEMRADIALSYSTEMRADIALSYSTEM Housed in an old pumping station for the Berlin Wasserwerke RADIALSYSTEM V is a cultural center from

which new ideas 'radiate'.http://www.radialsystem.de/rebrush/index.php

KICKING BACK

Arena Arena Arena Arena BADESCHIFFBADESCHIFFBADESCHIFFBADESCHIFF Arguably the hippest swimming pool in Berlin (German). http://www.arena.berlin/portfolio/badeschiff/

NATURNATURNATURNATUR----PARK PARK PARK PARK SCHÖNEBERGER SÜDGELÄNDESCHÖNEBERGER SÜDGELÄNDESCHÖNEBERGER SÜDGELÄNDESCHÖNEBERGER SÜDGELÄNDE A former switchyard transformed into a natural landscape. http://www.gruen-berlin.de/parks-gaerten/natur-park-suedgelaende/

TEMPELHOFER FREIHEITTEMPELHOFER FREIHEITTEMPELHOFER FREIHEITTEMPELHOFER FREIHEIT The former airport “Flughafen Tempelhof”, now a unique landscape known as “Tempelhofer Freiheit.”

http://www.tempelhoferfreiheit.de/en/

TETETETEUFELBERGUFELBERGUFELBERGUFELBERG Its distinctive white domes are set on a rubble hill at 120 metres high in Grunewald. Run by the Americans and

British, the facility to intercept East German communication during the Cold War was top secret. http://berliner-teufelsberg.com/web/en/

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