Poisoning reading about youth and persecution: memories of the victims

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Erleben Sie am 28. Oktober 2024 um 18:00 Uhr in der Bezirkszentralbibliothek Mark Twain in Berlin eine beeindruckende Lesung aus dem Buch von Grit und Niklas Poppe. Die Autoren beleuchten die Schicksale von jungen Menschen, die nach der NS-Zeit unter der sowjetischen Besatzung litten. Melden Sie sich jetzt an, der Eintritt ist frei!
Experience an impressive reading from the book by Grit and Niklas Poppe on October 28, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. in the district central library Mark Twain in Berlin. The authors shed light on the fates of young people who suffered from the Soviet occupation after the Nazi era. Register now, admission is free! (Symbolbild/MB)

On Monday, October 28, 2024 at 6:00 p.m. , the district central library Mark Twain Artothek will become the scene of a moving event in Berlin! Grit and Niklas Poppe read from their chopping book, which illuminates the fate of countless young people who were caught in the catch of the Soviet secret service after the cruel Nazi era. Under the title "Discarded, banished, disappearing", the authors immerse themselves deeply into the stories of suffering who were innocently arrested, abducted or murdered in the Gulag.

"It shaped me for life. You will always be in contact with these things until you die," emphasizes a contemporary witness, whose priceless experiences have been incorporated into the book. The shocking fates of men and women who had to suffer for years in specialists from the Soviets are brought to life by unpublished interviews. The authors manage to make the unimaginable tangible and show how basic human dignity and human rights were injured here.

insights into the dark past

This literary work is not only a documentary, but also a warning to today's society. It is aimed at those who have recognized the injustice and are committed to the rights of the oppressed. The stories of the persecuted are told urgently, so that the pain and the injustice that has happened to these people also give our understanding of freedom and justice a new dimension.

The event not only promises an exciting reading, but also an active examination of history. Interested parties are invited to register on the phone number (030) 54 704 142 or via the library's website. Admission is free!

a legacy of memory

This exemplary event in the Mark Twain Artothek also takes photos and videos that may be published on the library website and on social media such as Facebook and Instagram. In this way, the inheritance of memory is carried on and the voices of those who suffered are kept alive.

Do not miss this opportunity to be part of this important culture of remembrance and to hear the stories that can still sail many years after the terrible events!