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Munich's Nazi history documentation centre schedules talk on how we remember

Culture

The NS-Dokumentationszentrum München, Munich's Documentation Centre for the History of National Socialism, at Max-Mannheimer-Platz 1, was due to host a talk entitled "How We Remember" on Tuesday 20 October at 7pm.

The speakers were listed as Talya Feldman, Lena Gorelik, Pia Ihedioha and Céline Wendelgaß, who each shape remembrance through artistic, literary or educational work.

The discussion was set to explore how fascist, antisemitic, racist, misogynistic and colonial violence is remembered, which stories become part of society's collective memory, and which perspectives are still missing.

Admission was free and no registration was required. The event was organised in cooperation with the Ausarten festival 2026, whose name translates roughly as "Changing Perspectives through Art".

The documentation centre is fully accessible. Further information is available at nsdoku.de/programm.

References

Written from Rathaus-Umschau, Landeshauptstadt München (amtliches Werk, § 5 UrhG). Check the original record