LectureTalks
The German Case: What It Tells Us About Antisemitism Worldwide
Price
Free
Free admission; advance reservation required.
Where
17 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2NJ
About
Günther Jikeli considers contemporary antisemitism in Germany in a global context and examines the implications for Europe and Jewish communities. Part of the Leo Baeck Institute lecture series The Afterlife of the German Past, with physical attendance at GHIL and an online audience. Admission is free; limited places must be reserved in advance.
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