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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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Germany’s freedom of art under threat?
Today, polls suggest that the far-right party Alternative for Germany, AfD, 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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How Bayreuth confronts its Nazi-era past
Bayreuth marks its 150th anniversary with Rienzi, Wagner’s controversial opera that inspired Hitler. The festival now faces growing calls to confront its antisemitic and Nazi-era legacy.
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Escape across the Baltic Sea
For nearly 30 years, many East Germans risked everything to flee across the Baltic Sea. At least 140 died trying. This video reveals the lesser known story of the GDR’s deadly “Blue Border” through former escapees.
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The Bayreuth Festival at 150
To mark the anniversary, we’re tracing Richard Wagner’s footsteps in Bayreuth. Why does this small town become a destination for Wagner fans every summer?
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How Richard Wagner shaped modern fantasy
Dragons, myths and epic soundscapes: On the 150th anniversary of the Bayreuth Festival, Arts Unveiled explores how Richard Wagner changed opera and inspired today’s cinematic universes.
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Echoes of evil: Hitler’s alpine sanctuary at Obersalzberg
Bavaria’s Berchtesgaden is a paradise of Alpine lakes and mountain peaks. But they cast a long shadow – the dark legacy of Adolf Hitler’s former residence.
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Memory, literature and exile
Newly accessible Nazi Party records are prompting Germans to revisit family histories. Plus: a portrait of writer Ingeborg Bachmann and the New York photography of émigré photographer Fred Stein.
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