Altona im transatlantischen Menschenhandel
In the organizer's words:
Post-colonial city tour, 3 hours, from 16 years, German, max. 30 participants, ticket required
Magnificent Elbe parks, stately villas, prestigious office buildings, profitable manufactories and lucrative shipyards were all part of the life of the globally active merchants in Altona. This post-colonial city tour illuminates the traces of Altona's upper-class colonial merchants and human traffickers. Through her intensive research, Hannimari Jokinen traces the fates of the people who were enslaved and colonized and tells stories of anti-colonial resistance.
Content Note: Despite language-sensitive communication, it is not possible to talk about colonialism and enslavement without naming violence and racism.
Research, concept and realization Hannimari Jokinen
Magnificent parks at the Elbe, wealthy villas, prestigious office buildings, profitable manufactories and lucrative shipyards were all part of the life of the globally active merchants in Altona. This post-colonial city tour illuminates the traces of Altona's upper-class colonial merchants and human traffickers. Through her intensive research, Hannimari Jokinen traces the fates of the people who were enslaved and colonized and tells stories of anti-colonial resistance.
Content note: Despite language-sensitive communication, it is not possible to discuss colonialism and slavery without addressing violence and racism.
Price information:
In order to give as many people as possible access to art and culture, we have set up a pay-what-you-want ticket: Everyone pays as much as they can and want to. If you pay more than our recommended contribution, you will help us to maintain this solidarity-based payment concept in the future and make our cultural events accessible to everyone in the usual high quality.
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