Who's afraid of Bauhaus? The AfD and its right-wing extremist cultural policy
The right-wing extremist AfD faction in Saxony-Anhalt attacks the Bauhaus as a "wrong path of modernity" and "uniformity". In 1932, the National Socialists closed the Bauhaus in Dessau and condemned many works as "degenerate art". After more than 90 years, right-wing extremist politicians are apparently still afraid of Bauhaus.
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- How do the AfD's influence mechanisms work?
- Which formulations that the NSDAP used back then are now becoming relevant again?
- What are the goals behind them?
Together with the guests, we will talk about cultural policy under right-wing extremist attacks, then and now.
With:
Peter Laudenbach, journalist and theater critic at the SZ and brand eins
Prof. Dr. Benjamin-Immanuel Hoff, Acting Minister for Culture, Federal and European Affairs and Head of the State Chancellery and State Government Commissioner for Jewish Life in Thuringia and the Fight against Anti-Semitism
Dr. Annemarie Jaeggi, Moderation
Additional information
Price info: Free admission.
Booking: No registration required, but limited number of places.
Booking: No registration required, but limited number of places.
Dates
November 2024
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