#PoliticsAndHistory

Michael Raschke: “When they opened the Berlin Wall, I cried”

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As Leipzig prepares to honour the demonstrators who brought the communist dictatorship of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) to an end, Jane Whyatt discovers an unsung hero of October 1989 with a different view of history.

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Just how Bauhaus is your house?

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Today you probably came into contact with at least one piece of Bauhaus. A brief history, examples and images from the legendary movement, whose 100th anniversary is being celebrated here in Leipzig with a GRASSI Museum exhibit.

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Free Theater of the Oppressed workshop offered this summer

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Theater of the Oppressed, a collection of theater techniques, can help communities navigate differences and overcome bias. A free workshop is planned in English this summer in Leipzig.

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Animal Farm to be staged in English in Leipzig

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The American Drama Group Europe, a well-established international theater troupe founded in Munich, will perform a version of the Orwellian classic Animal Farm, in English, at Schauspiel Leipzig on January 27th.

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German elections: four internationals, four opinions

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Four Leipzig Glocal friends and contributors shared their insights and concerns about this upcoming pivotal election with us. Find out what Gabriel, Indigo, Mohamed, and Chloé have to say about this momentous election.

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Bundestagswahl 2021: Why this election matters for migrants

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Leipzig Migrants' Council member Mohamed Okasha reflects on this upcoming federal election from the point of view of migrants.

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