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Sunday, November 4, 2007, Reception 4:30,
Lecture 5:00, Clark 309:
Prof. Belinda Davis, Department of History,
Rutgers University and Humboldt Universität
Berlin, "The Many Lives of Terror: Political
Activists, the RAF, the State, and the Media
in West Germany"
Monday, November 5, 2007, Reception 4:30,
Talks and Screening 5:00, Clapp 108:
Viewing of the film Deutschland im Herbst
(Germany in Autumn)(1978), a famous collage of
short films by the leading German film-makers of
the 1970s (German with English
subtitles); introduction and discussion
leadership by Profs. Ledford and Vees-Gulani
Tuesday, November 6, 2007, Reception 4:30,
Lecture 5:00, Clark 309:
Prof. Karin Bauer, Department of German Studies,
McGill University, "Radical Visions: Aesthetic
Responses to Ulrike Meinhof and the RAF"
Wednesday, November 7, 2007, Reception 4:30,
Lecture 5:00, Clark 309:
Prof. Karrin M. Hanshew, Department of History,
Michigan State University, "The 'German Autumn'
as Turning Point, or, What the West Germans
Learned from Terrorism"
Thursday, November 8, 2007, Reception 4:30,
Talks and Screening 5:00, Clark 309:
Viewing of the film Was tun, wenn's brennt?
(What Do You Do When It's Burning?)(2001) on the
continuation of protest culture into the 1980s
and its meaning for contemporary
German culture and identity (German with English
subtitles); introduction and discussion
leadership by Profs. Ledford and Vees-Gulani
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