‘Culture of Remembrance’ series by and featuring Alexander Kulpok
Eighty years ago, the Nuremberg Trials against the principal war criminals of the Nazi regime came to an end. Twelve of them were executed on 16 October 1946. In 1945, the intention of the Allied Powers was to establish a world tribunal designed to prevent future war crimes.
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Förderkreis Reinickendorf: Urteil von Nürnberg
The Nuremberg Verdict
This evening, Alexander Kulpok will be joined by historian Sven Felix Kellerhoff (DIE WELT) to shed light on the historical background and the implications for world affairs.
Monday, 12 October 2026, 7.30 pm, at the Humboldt Library, Karolinenstraße 15, 13507 Berlin
FREE ADMISSION
Following the discussion, the association invites you, as always, to a get-together with light refreshments and drinks.
Musical accompaniment: Daniele Covello & Friend
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October 2026
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