Highlights
From new discoveries from the Stone Age to a new picture of Thomas Mann
On Tuesday, William Hitchcock analyzes why European fascist ideas initially failed in the United States but later resurfaced. In the evening, Feridun Zaimoglu takes us on a road trip through memory and identity. On Wednesday, Götz Aly explains how Nazi rule turned people into followers. On Thursday, Rieke Havertz explores how we can take a new look at the United States, beyond clichés. On Friday, Johannes Krause transports us back to the Stone Age with new findings about the first Europeans. On Sunday, Tilmann Lahme draws a completely new picture of the life and suffering of Thomas Mann.
