Our host dietmar Winkler talks about the history of the former Villa Skladanowsky, Waldowstraße 28, 13156 Berlin, Germany
Diverging Fates
Project: Diverging Fates: Travelling Circus People in Europe under National Socialism
We arranged a collaborative research workshop with members of the circus community at the private ‘Zirkusarchiv Winkler’ in Berlin, 3.11.2018. Among the participants was the former circus artist Gisela Nyman, 84, whose Jewish father escaped from the concentration camp Buchenwald. Edith Kleinbarth, 87, whose family survived the war through hiding in the German circus Hoppe, talked to us via Skype. Immediately after the war Edith and her family had for several years engagements in French Circuses. Edith became an important witness and informant for our research in Germany and France. We achieved new information, but also explored the limits and consequences of sharing in-group knowledge, information that may carry symbolic or social weight within the circus community.
20/12/2018
Thanks to Laurence Prempain our research team has started a collaboration with the circus specialist and author Dominique Denis and his archives Arlequin. www.circus-parade.com
12/11/2018
Collaborative research workshop at the Zirkusarchiv Winkler Berlin, 3.11.2018
28/04/2018
Colloque International Co-organisé par Rirra 21 - Université Paul Valéry Montpellier III et Center for Nordic Studies - Université d'Helsinki
13/03/2018
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Research based play, 8.3.2017; developed together with the theater Mestola
11/08/2017
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