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My Journey from Hamburg to Hollywood: A Peripatetic Youth

Dec 11, 2003

Lecture at the GHI | Speaker: Steven Muller (Johns Hopkins University) | Lecture Series: Narrating History: Memoirs and Memories

Two Sides of History – Two Lives in Dialogue
October 2, 2003
Georg and Wilma Iggers (State University of New York at Buffalo/Canisius College)

Memory and Memories: The Art of Autobiography
October 9, 2003
Martina Wagner-Egelhaaf (University of Münster)

Remembered Facts: Bohr und Heisenberg in Copenhagen
October 23, 2003
Johannes Fried (University of Frankfurt)

Memory – Morality - Guilt: Relegating Nazism to the Past in Postwar Germany
November 13, 2003
Raphael Gross (Leo Baeck Institute, London)

My Journey from Hamburg to Hollywood: A Peripatetic Youth
December 11, 2003
Steven Muller (Johns Hopkins University)

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