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Timothy Snyder spricht im Interview über seine Hauptthese der Keynote "A Garden of Forgetfulness: European Memory Policies Today", den Zusammenhang von Babyn Jar und der Mapping Memories Konferenz und wie die aktuelle europäische Politik heute und zukünftig die Erinnerungskultur übernational und national beeinflussen wird.
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Produktion: 31.09.2016
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