GovTech & Public Sector
Reckoning with the Past in Germany and the United States: The Case for Thinking Comparatively about Reparative Justice
This lecture by Rita Chin examines the 80-year process of German reckoning with the Nazi past, focusing on the Federal Republic, and explores its relevance for American efforts to address legacies of slavery and racism. It is intended for those interested in comparative approaches to reparative justice and memory culture.
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- Dates
- 8 October 2026
- Organiser
- German Historical Institute
- Industry
- GovTech & Public Sector
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Speaker
- Rita ChinUniversity of Michigan
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1820 University Avenue, Berkeley
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