An abridged journey from Europe to the Americas, and through different time periods.
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"As a local, I was born and grew up here. Part of me always feels bewildered about the positive comments uttered from the mouths of tourists about this overcrowded city."
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In der Nacht des 27. Februar 1933 wurde der Reichstag in Brand gesetzt. Der 24-jährige Niederländer Marinus van der Lubbe
As 2023 comes to an end, LeipGlo looks back on the articles that we shared with you throughout the year.
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The irony of the situation we see today is that the party helping Theresa May fulfil her Brexit promises conforms in several ways to the definition of right-wing extremism from the Verfassungsschutz.
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"A young, gay, female journalist... was killed in an act of terror, one year ago. Today the Covid-19 virus, a
Britain's Lancaster University chose Leipzig for its first branch in mainland Europe. Applications are now open for its bachelor's degree
We talk to the brilliant author and literary scholar Omar Sabbagh, London-born of Lebanese parents, currently working as Associate Professor
The bike polo enthusiasts congregating at Böhlitz-Ehrenberg invite you to come hang out and get to know the game during their tournament this weekend, featuring players from six countries (and an after party).
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German film classics: online treasure trove
A starter selection of German film gems in the public domain to watch online.
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"In Die Villa I have learned Slovak and a few words of Esperanto; I have practised Arabic; and I feel
Our beloved DOK Leipzig festival is finally returning to Leipzig's cinemas. To celebrate, we put together a hand-picked selection of
LeipGlo contributor Chrissy had a chat with her former language teacher and current podcast host Isabelle Wiedemeier. They discuss the
How much has Ukraine really changed after Euromaidan? We hear from a young Ukrainian studying media, society and international relations at Leipzig and Wroclaw universities.
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A review of “Independence! Photographs from Ukraine, 1991–2022,” a current exhibition at Zeitgeschichtliches Forum Leipzig.
“The way you hug people in Kyiv is different,” Ukrainian film director Nadia Parfan tells me, her words speaking volumes
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