Walter Kempowski: Echolot
In the organizer's words:
Reading night at HP8:
Venue: Generator, 1st floor
As a collective diary, the "Echolot" is a unique work that the author Walter Kempowski compiled over many years. It consists of very different texts: contemporary statements such as private notes and letters, official announcements, National Socialist propaganda and "completely normal" everyday observations. In this chronologically ordered collage, the entries are juxtaposed without commentary and thus unfold a very peculiar pull of memory work.
In the library in Hall E, we read the "Echolot" to each other, which gives us direct access to the last weeks of the Second World War and National Socialist rule via the text fragments. All literature enthusiasts are cordially invited to take part in this public reading. Of course, it is also possible to just listen!
Registration information
Registration at the MVHS
Information from Raphael Wiegand, telephone: 089 48006 6761, e-mail: jvhs(at)mvhs.de
Cooperation partner
Young Munich Adult Education Center
AVL student council of the Ludwig-Maximilians-University
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Location
Organizer | Collective
Organizer | Miscellaneous
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