Edited photo of the 1933 colonial exhibition in Berlin
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / © Stiftung Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin, Historisches Archiv (VI.2 D 072), Photo: Paul Lieberenz
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Edited photo of the 1933 colonial exhibition in Berlin
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin / © Stiftung Deutsches Technikmuseum Berlin, Historisches Archiv (VI.2 D 072), Photo: Paul Lieberenz
Professional Development
Intertwined Memories. Teachers' seminar
Traces of the Shoah and Colonialism in the Berlin Palace and the Ethnological Collections
Past events
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| Free of charge |
| no ticket required |
| for teachers of 10th to 13th grade and (theater) educators |
| Duration: 120 min |
| Educators |
| German |
| Ethnologisches Museum, 2. OG |
| max. 25 persons |
| Belongs to: Ethnological Collections and Asian Art |
What traces of the colonial and Nazi past can be found in the Humboldt Forum? How can they be used in the classroom? This training course shows how the historic site of the Berlin Palace and the ethnological collections are suitable for exploring the topic of social memory in the classroom. The concept for the workshop for upper secondary school students was developed together with educators from Israel, Jamaica, Namibia, and Rwanda. The training course presents this concept and invites to discuss a culture of solidarity and remembrance in today’s post-migrant society.