
German Film Club: M, Eine Stadt such einen Mörder
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The German Film Club presents "M", Fritz Lang's Weimar-era thriller about a murderer hunted through Berlin. Food & Drinks served.

The German Film Club presents "M", Fritz Lang's Weimar-era thriller about a murderer hunted through Berlin. Food & Drinks served.
Frauke Berndt, this years Max Kade professor in the German department, will present her research. Christian Kracht's brilliant novel AIR is world literature—and that it is world literature precisely because it is a novel. Since 1800, the genre code of the modern novel has provided this encyclopedic form. At the heart o…
Graduate students from the Departments of African American and African Diaspora Studies and History of Art offer exhibition tours on selected Wednesdays at 12:15 PM, Sundays at 2 PM, and Free First Thursdays at 1:15 PM.
A multi‑day celebration of old‑time music featuring artists and ensembles from across the Bay Area, with performances at various venues in Berkeley.
Jewish communities in East and West Germany were small and aging in the late 1980s. Only about 400 Jews remained in the Jewish communities of the GDR. This changed dramatically after 1990. Over the subsequent 15 years, about 220,000 Jews and their relatives emigrated from the former Soviet Union to Germany. Frank Bösch…
The Department of German and the Department of Art Practice are excited to announce the opening of Hidden Layers: AI Infrastructures and Hallucinations, curated by Antonio Somaini with Hannes Bajohr, Sonja Thiel and Elena Yu, in dialogue with the France–Berkeley research initiative The Latent Spaces of Culture, and on…
Gain academic preparation in the sciences along with one-on-one advising to enhance your application to medical, dental or veterinary school, as well as to advanced degree programs in medical- and health-related fields.
In the 1950s the Black population (Afro-Caribbean and African) of England was estimated at no more than 50,000; by the 1970s it had increased to 400,000 and by 2001, the census reported it was over 1.1 million. Most research on Black Britain in this period is focused on the population at the center of this increase, th…
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Preschool age children and their parents/caregivers are invited to the West Valley Branch Library for Reading to Children in Japanese . Every Thursday at 11:00 AM, children will enjoy early literacy activities such as stories, songs, rhymes, fingerplays, and movement activities all in the Japanese language. This progra…