Verbotsschild an einem Bauzaun für das Symposium "Gefährlich gefährdet - Neuaneignung von Orten mit DDR-Geschichte"
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Chanhee Lee / Unsplash
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Verbotsschild an einem Bauzaun für das Symposium "Gefährlich gefährdet - Neuaneignung von Orten mit DDR-Geschichte"
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss, Foto: Chanhee Lee / Unsplash
Talk
An Ambivalent Legacy
On the Future of Post-Socialist Places in Europe
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| Admission: 8 EUR regulär, ermäßigt 4 EUR |
| Venue: Ground Floor, Hall 3 |
| Topic: History and Architecture of the Site |
Berlin’s Palace of the Republic has been demolished. Which places with a socialist past are currently undergoing change, renewal, or demolition? How can we reinterpret, redesign, and redefine places with an ambivalent legacy to make them fit for the future? How do memory and transformation fit together?
Experts with diverse perspectives will share their assessments of how such places are perceived today and who makes decisions about them. This panel discussion complements the two-day networking event “Dangerous / Endangered—The Future of Places with GDR History” (attendance by invitation only) by offering a pan-European perspective.
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