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13:15 - 13:55 28 January 2014

Lunch Hour Lecture: Oblivion and memorialisation: The legacies of Nazi persecution in Europe

Location

Darwin Lecture Theatre, access via Malet Place | Darwin Building ( Map)
access via Malet Place | London | WC1E 6BT | United Kingdom

Open to: Alumni | Public | Academic | Student
Admission: FREE

Speaker information

Professor Mary Fulbrook, UCL German

Holocaust remembrance has attained an ever-greater place in the consciousness of people across Europe and around the world. But memorialization inevitably entails a selective focus and is accompanied by a marginalization and even erasure of other traces of a disturbing past. This lecture explores some of the diverse and complex legacies of Nazi persecution.