In the organizer's words:

The memory of the Holocaust is fading. Its singularity is increasingly being called into question. Jan Gerber, historian and researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture - Simon Dubnow in Leipzig, recalls that the realization of the singularity of the crime only became established late.

As a guest:

🐾 Jan Gerber holds a doctorate in political science and is a habilitated historian. He has worked at the Leibniz Institute for Jewish History and Culture - Simon Dubnow since 2009 and has held a senior position as head of the "Politics" research department since 2010. He is an honorary professor of modern and contemporary history with a focus on modern Jewish history at the University of Leipzig as well as co-editor of the Hallische Jahrbücher and the series "Theorie & Debatte" in the Edition Tiamat.

🐾 Jan Feddersen moderates this taz Talk, he is taz editor for special tasks and curator of the taz Talks and the taz lab.

The event will take place in the taz Kantine and via livestream. If you would like to attend the event in the taz Kantine, please register via: https://taz.de/!vn6145003/

Price information:

Participation is only possible with a pre-booked ticket. We therefore ask you to register via the link above. Places are limited, admission is free. Access to the event is barrier-free.