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Loved and hated, admired and reviled, disappeared and remembered: where the Humboldt Forum stands today was once the site of the Palace of the Republic, a representative building of political power in the GDR. moreabout: Blown Away: the Palace of the Republic
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Yesterday, today, tomorrow: much of what happens in Berlin has an impact on the world. And much of what happens in the world affects Berlin. Berlin Global shows how the city and its people are connected to the world. moreabout: Berlin Global
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Humans have inscribed themselves in all ecosystems, in the Earth's atmosphere and even in the deep geological layers of the planet. It is in this context that Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin opens the Humboldt Laboratory with its interactive inaugural... moreabout: According to nature
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Anansi the spider wants to capture all the knowledge in the world and keep it in a pumpkin for himself: recipes, building instructions, formulae, even vocabulary and rules of grammar. Wilhelm von Humboldt wanted to collect vocabulary and grammar rules... moreabout: Story theatre. The world of languages
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At the island of Elephanta reigns a good mouse king, but he is unhappy. He doesn’t know what an elephant looks like. Is it big or small, strong or weak? Does it have legs or wings? Five brave mice set off on a perilous journey across India hoping to assist... moreabout: Story theatre. Strength. A story told in German sign language and German spoken language by Jan Sell and Kathleen Rappolt
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Grandma Apo and Uncle Flores make the world a better place! In a city in Japan, Grandma Apo grows fruit and vegetables in her rooftop garden to give to other people. Uncle Flores sews curtains for the people in his village, making it look lively and colourful... moreabout: Picture book cinema: Role models for you and me!
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In the dance production “Frozen Power”, five performers and a live musician guide the audience through a multifaceted story that tells of power struggles, intrigues and the lived resistance against German colonial rule in Tanzania. “Muda" means “time”... moreabout: Frozen Power - Tanz Performance by MUDA Africa, Dar es Salaam
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Come and listen to a reading of the classic picture books ‘Trau dich, sag was!‘ by Peter H. Reynolds, ‘Bestimmer sein‘ by Katja Rieder and Cornelia Haas as well as ‘Unsere Grube‘ by Emma AdBåge. The picture books show how important it is to stand up... moreabout: PICTURE BOOK CINEMA. Speak out and become a leader. Codetermination is important!
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Tradition and craftsmanship - hammocks, reed boats and fire: How do you learn to light a fire without matches and how do you weave a hammock? How do you use a traditional Peruvian reed boat for fishing? Skills and traditions are often passed on to children... moreabout: In Our Own Images - Pearl Necklaces, Reed Boats, Baskets
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How can you cheat death? Is there a double standard for the lifespan of humans and animals? Who helps the brave girl Vasilissa when her stepsisters send her to the human-eater Baba Yaga? Death, the ultimate mystery of life, is the protagonist of many... moreabout: Story theatre. Red today, dead tomorrow
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For 30 years, the Palast der Republik characterized the center of Berlin - as a representative building of the GDR with a great cultural offer, as a place of peaceful revolution and German unity, as a place of decay, but also of interim use until its... moreabout: Adored or avoided: the Palace of the Republic. Overview Tour in English
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For 30 years, the Palast der Republik characterized the center of Berlin - as a representative building of the GDR with a great cultural offer, as a place of peaceful revolution and German unity, as a place of decay, but also of interim use until its... moreabout: Adored or avoided: the Palace of the Republic. Guided tour in German on Museum Sunday
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Catching fish and roasting potatoes: Grilled fish tastes good to many children, especially if you have caught it yourself like the children of the Ye'kwana. They show you how they did it in their film. Children from Papua New Guinea learn how to light... moreabout: In Our Own Images - Grilled Fish and Sweet Potatoes
© Die originale Stahltür des Techno-Clubs Tresor steht in der Ausstellung BERLIN GLOBAL - und kann betreten werden
At the legendary “Tresor” door in the BERLIN GLOBAL exhibition, a unique conversation will take place. Moderated by techno pioneer Anja Schneider, “Tresor” founder Dimitri Hegemann and DJ icon Ellen Allien will come together to shed light on the fascinating... moreabout: Behind the "Tresor" Door: The Evolution of Berlin's Club Culture
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Three times a day, Brock the dragon flies back and forth over the wall separating the Eastern and Western Lands, keeping watch on the border and the glass palace in the East, where Lissy lives. Her cousin Hans lives in the Western Land. Both dream of... moreabout: Of High Walls and Brave Kids. An East-West Tale Narrated by Antje Horn
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