Events and Lectures
Current event:
Fromm und stark: Frauen in humanitären Netzwerken um 1900
Upcoming events:
Past events:
“Ich habe getötet, aber ein Mörder bin ich nicht”.
Der Völkermord an den Armeniern, die Rache der Opfer und die Geheimoperation Nemesis
Artsakh's cultural heritage
“Rescuer or perpetrator? A general between reason of state and morality: Otto Liman von Sanders and the Armenian Genocide”
In the First World War, the German Reich decided for political reasons not to do anything serious to prevent the Ottoman ally from genocide against the Armenians. But high-ranking officer Otto Liman von Sanders, head of the German military mission in the Ottoman Empire since 1913, pulled out of this collaboration.
Armenia — quo vadis?
Panel discussion with Tessa Hofmann, Chair of the Recognition Group (AGA), and Hans-Jochen Schmidt, former Ambassador, moderated by Roy Knocke (Lepsiushaus Potsdam)
Webinar: Pathways to Lasting Justice in the Middle East
Pathways to lasting justice: Addressing genocide and ending human rights violations in the Middle East
Reading and discussion: “Apricot time, dark”
Corinna Kulenkamp reads from her novel “Apricot Age, Dark” and thus gives us a glimpse of Armenian history (s) and identity (s).
When democracy died — The Middle East Peace of Lausanne and the birth of Turkey in 1923
Book presentation with discussion
National development and minority rights in the Turkish Republic
Two-day event