In the 1920s, the Jewish queer anarchist Erich Mühsam spoke at several events in the Sophiensælen theatre. In conversation with a member of the Gustav Landauer Initiative, artist Noam Brusilovsky reflects on these appearances and Mühsam's significance for anarchist and socialist movements.
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Building on this, Brusilovsky devotes a second artistic part of the evening to the question of how we can revisit Mühsam’s visions and revolutionary ideas today and what role they can play in current social discourses.
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