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Of old and new Nazis
In 1961, Hannah Arendt attended the trial of Adolf Eichmann, Nazi bureaucrat of the Holocaust and saw in him the “banality of evil.” And a new novel asks how right-wing hatred arises. Stories of guilt and silence.
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Freedom, calm, and extremism: what does blue stand for?
For German artist Christian Awe, blue signifies freedom and democracy. But right-wing parties are increasingly co-opting the color. What’s Christian’s response?
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When will AI write the first bestseller?
Will AI soon write a bestseller or a great novel? The fact is the market for AI literature is booming. This year’s Frankfurt Book Fair explores what this means for the future of literature, authors and readers.
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Germany’s spy agency: fact and fiction
There’s a lot of buzz around spy agencies, including Germany’s BND. Movies and books often portray its spies as heroes. But where’s the line between fact and fiction in these works? Do they reveal any real-life secrets?
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Philippe Sands: peace through law
Philippe Sands has received the Peace Prize of the German Book Trade. The London-based lawyer and author combines advocacy for international law with remembrance of Nazi crimes.
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How true is spy fiction – the German Secret Service
What do movies and books reveal about Germany’s top intelligence agency, the BND? Former spies, directors and authors tell all. And Frankfurt is hosting the world’s largest book fair. Will AI write the next bestseller?
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Saints, Cats and a Mini-Hitler
Francis of Assisi: a saint who started out as a rich kid. Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan plays with our collective nightmares. And how did cats go from desert strays to internet stars?
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Goethe Medal 2026 – Stories from Europe
Working across cultures and countries, the Goethe Medal 2026 laureates share a vision of a Europe in transition. They highlight our times through themes of memory, exile, cultural exchange, migration and identity.
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Germany’s freedom of art under threat?
The most recent polls suggest the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party could for the first time lead a state government, in Saxony-Anhalt. One of the AfD’s priorities: to radically change the cultural landscape.
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Trademark law is hitting neo-Nazis
Neo-Nazi clothing is a growing business. But activists in Germany are fighting back. By trademarking extremist symbols and brands, they are forcing online shops to remove products, disrupting a key source of revenue.
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