“I am a committed democrat” – Interview with Edith Grube

Thorsten Fehlberg met with Edith Grube for a conversation about her family history to find out what influence it has had on her political commitment. Edith Grube was born in Munich Haidhausen in 1963. Her father, Werner Grube, the son of a Jewish woman and a communist, was sent to Theresienstadt concentration camp in 1945 … Read more

“It was a bit of a coincidence that I became a Dane” – Interview with Bernard Jeune

May 3, 2023 marks the 78th anniversary of the bombing of the prisoner ships in the Bay of Lübeck. For this occasion, we interviewed Bernard Jeune. His father was among the nearly 7,000 people who lost their lives on May 3, 1945, when the prisoner ships sank. As a member of the French resistance movement, … Read more

The son of a member of the French Résistance: Interview with Jean-Michel Gaussot

In “Ode au grand absent qui ne m’a jamais quitté“, published in 2016 by L’Harmattan,  Jean-Michel Gaussot, son of a member of the French Résistance who died in a Nazi concentration camp, pays tribute to the father he never knew. In a video interview conducted by the publisher Jean-Michel Gaussot explains his reasons for having … Read more

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