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From ‘Lives’ by David Wagner translated by Katy Derbyshire

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I get home just after midnight. My daughter’s at her mother’s place, my girlfriend’s not here – I’m alone in…

From ‘London for Heroes’ by Matthias Politycki translated by Shaun Whiteside

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LONDON FOR HEROES I am the beer whore my host said, I’ll grab a pint with anyone, no questions…

From ‘Ich muß mein Herz üben’ by Angela Kraus translated by Michael Ritterson

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ICH MUß MEIN HERZ üBEN Tacitly humanity is in agreement that the world does exist. Hardly anyone dares come…

From ‘Brixton Calling’ by Michael Wildenhain translated by Jade Johnson & Jemima O’Keefe

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They enter Brixton Market and stroll along the main aisle. An overpowering stench, a huge variety of fish, seafood, draped…

From ‘The Monster’ by Terézia Mora translated by Leonard Olschner

May 29, 2015 • No comments

Chapter 8 For the past 11 days Darius Kopp has been waiting in the sweltering heat of Budapest for the…

Documenting Nazi Atrocities – Early Films on the Liberation of the Camps

Apr 30, 2015 • No comments

FRI 8 MAY – FRI 12 JUNE 2015 To commemorate 70 years since the end of the Second World War,…

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