🚀New NIOD Rewind podcast ep: with @toensmeyer.bsky.social and Peter Romijn about Tönsmeyer's new book on Europe under German occupation 1939–1945

What can the book teach us about how to understand situations of occupation today? 👉 Spotify, podcast app, and:
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New piece out on "The Long War" in the Netherlands, Indonesia & Germany.

During and after #WWII—roles of victim, perpetrator & witness shifted constantly. This matters for how we remember mass violence today.

(🇩🇪pp. 30–31) printed in Aktion Sühnezeichen

Join DijkstraClara (Cambridge University) and NIOD-colleagues Carlijn Keijzer, Afke Berger and Milan van Lange as they unravel the complexities and opportunities ego-documents offer. Perfect ep. for for #history #students!
#Niodrewind on Spotify, the podcast apps and soundcloud.com/niod_rewind_...

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Today, exactly 199 years ago the German General Lothar von Trotha issued a “the extermination order” to wipe out the Herero tribe in what was then German South West Africa, now Namibia.

Next month, on October 2, it is 119 years ago that the German General Lothar von Trotha issued his “extermination order” to kill all Herero. For Justice Info I reflected on how Germany is dealing with this colonial genocide

www.justiceinfo.net/en/121871-st...

#herero

👉What's the meaning of the medium of photography for thinking about the Holocaust? What happens when images relating to the Holocaust, e.g. of Anne Frank, become ubiquitous?
🎧with dr. Kylie Thomas (UCC)
(Photo: D. Kallmus Post-War Slaughterhouse collection)
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