The Representation of the Shoah in Literature, Theatre and Film in Central Europe: 1950s and 1960s

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Workshop Programme

11.00

Elisa-Maria Hiemer (Gießen): Developments Concerning the Coming to Terms with the Second World War Demonstrated by Leon Kruczkowski’s Plays Niemcy (1949) and Pierwszy dzień wolności (1959)

11.30

Markus Roth (Gießen): Between Documentation and Scandalization: Theatre after Auschwitz in the Federal Republic of Germany from 1957 to 1983 Lunch break Moderated by Lisa Peschel

13.30

Aleksandra Bak (Gießen): “The Inversion of Femininity”, “A Deviation from Nature”? – Women as Perpetrators and Women as Heroes in a Drama by Hedda Zinner Entitled Ravensbrücker Ballade (1961)

14.00

Jiří Holý (Prague): Spalovač mrtvol (The Cremator) as a Novel and as a Film (Ladislav Fuks, Juraj Herz)

14.30

Marija Sruk (Gießen): Rejection of Heroism: About the Juxtaposition of Tragic and Comic in Jurek Becker’s and Frank Beyer’s Film Jakob der Lügner (GDR/ČSSR, 1974) Coffee break

15.30

Films (Romeo, Julie a tma, Spalovač mrtvol)

Tuesday, November 22nd Moderated by Reinhard Ibler 9.15

Hana Hříbková (Prague): Jiří Weil as Scientist: Genesis of the Book Children’s Drawings and Poems: Terezín 1942–1944 and Film Butterflies Don’t Live Here Film Butterflies Don’t Live Here


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