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Bodo Ramelow - Now I feel like there is something leaden over everything.
With the words: "Now I have the feeling that there is a leaden weight over everything," Bodo Ramelow described the social mood in Germany on September 1, 2013, a few weeks before the federal election. At this time, Ramelow was still the parliamentary group leader of the Left Party (Die Linke) in the Thuringian State Parliament. With his "feeling," Ramelow, born on February 16, 1956 in Osterholz-Scharmbeck, Lower Saxony, was not alone. The society itself seemed on the verge of being crushed by a leaden burden, not just the mood within it. In those days, the final recourse of German politics had narrowed to the dogma of inevitability, and the ruling elite, in a grotesque manner, asserted a cla...
Peter Mühlen - You will be the first to learn of my passing.
Peter Mühlen, a multifaceted personality in the German media scene, gave an interview at his home in Haar, near Munich, on August 1, 2012. Due to a severe health crisis the night before, Mühlen was unable to speak and initially had his partner, Sissy Engl, answer the posed questions. Peter Mühlen handed me several lines indicating that he intended to end his life. The interviewee, who had a versatile career as a radio host, actor, director, and music critic, was known for his meticulous documentation of his life and experiences. He had a significant impact on Munich's cultural scene and played a crucial role in reviving Erich Wolfgang Korngold's opera "Die tote Stadt" in Germany. Mühlen ...
Peter Mühlen - Vous serez le premier à savoir pour mon décès.
Peter Mühlen, une personnalité aux multiples facettes de la scène médiatique allemande, a accordé une interview chez lui à Haar, près de Munich, le 1er août 2012. En raison d'une grave crise de santé la nuit précédente, Mühlen ne pouvait pas parler et a initialement laissé sa compagne, Sissy Engl, répondre aux questions posées. Peter Mühlen m'a remis quelques lignes suggérant qu'il voulait mettre fin à sa vie. L'interviewé, qui avait une carrière variée comme animateur radio, acteur, réalisateur et critique musical, était connu pour son soin à documenter sa vie et ses expériences. Il a eu une influence significative sur la scène culturelle à Munich et a joué un rÃ...
Stérilisations forcées et meurtres de patients – Mainkofen sous le régime nazi.
Pendant la domination nazie, les gens étaient principalement évalués selon leur utilité économique pour la "communauté du peuple". Les personnes souffrant de troubles psychiques, de handicaps mentaux ou encore celles qualifiées d'asociales étaient classées par les eugénistes nazis comme "malades héréditaires", subissaient des stérilisations forcées, étaient gazées dans des institutions d'extermination, injectées à mort dans des institutions dites de soin et de cure, ou mouraient de faim. L'ancien directeur commercial du District Hospital de Mainkofen à Deggendorf en Basse-Bavière répond dans une interview à des questions sur la manière dont le programme d'extermination nazi a été mis en œuvre dans la clinique qu'il dirigeait.
Giora Feidman - None of these peoples want bombs to be sent.
Giora Feidman, often referred to as the "King of Klezmer", was born on March 25, 1936, in Buenos Aires. He continues to fill major concert halls worldwide with his music. This conversation provides deep insights into the creative output and influence of an extraordinary musician, remaining as a valuable and enlightening exchange in memory. In July 2012, I had the privilege of meeting the great clarinetist and instrumental soloist of Klezmer music, Giora Feidman, in Bad Staffelstein, Upper Franconia. After his impressive performance at "Songs on a Summer Evening," which had enchanted both me and about 5,000 other visitors at the festival in the meadow in front of Banz Abbey, we arranged to have breakfast the next morning at his hotel. The sound of his clarinet still resonated deeply within me, a testament to his extraordinary ability to captivate his audience.
Forced sterilizations and patient murders – Mainkofen during the Nazi regime.
During the Nazi regime, people were primarily evaluated based on their economic utility to the "national community." Individuals with mental illnesses, intellectual disabilities, or those labeled as "asocial" were classified by Nazi eugenicists as "hereditarily ill," forcibly sterilized, gassed in extermination centers, lethally injected in so-called healing and nursing homes, or starved to death. In an interview, the former commercial director of the Mainkofen District Hospital in Deggendorf, Lower Bavaria, answers questions about how the Nazi murder program was implemented in the clinic he managed.
Sissy Engl - Toute ma vie, tout s'est toujours passé par accident.
L'interview avec Sissy Engl, une chanteuse, actrice et chorégraphe reconnue et réussie, a eu lieu le 6 juillet 2012 à Munich. Sissy Engl est cofondatrice de l'« Académie du Spectacle Mandolin Motions Einstein », qu'elle a créée en 1980 avec Peter Mühlen. Elle est connue pour sa polyvalence artistique. Ses rôles dans les pièces de théâtre de Fernando Arrabal et Jean-Paul Sartre, ainsi que ses performances provocantes dans des films pendant la libération sexuelle des années 1970, ont particulièrement marqué sa carrière. Dans l'interview, Sissy Engl parle également de sa collaboration avec des grandes figures culturelles de Munich telles que Katja Ebstein et Konstantin Wecker...
Sissy Engl My whole life, everything has always happened by accident.
The interview with Sissy Engl, a recognized and successful singer, actress, and choreographer, took place on July 6, 2012, in Munich. Sissy Engl is a co-founder of the "Mandolin Motions Einstein Show Academy," which she started in 1980 with Peter Mühlen. She is known for her artistic versatility. Particularly influential were her roles in theater plays by Fernando Arrabal and Jean-Paul Sartre, as well as her provocative performances in films during the sexual liberation of the 1970s. In the interview, Sissy Engl also discusses her collaborations with Munich cultural figures such as Katja Ebstein and Konstantin Wecker and provides insights into her often challenging personal experiences with colleagues in the cultural industry of the old Federal Republic. A recurring topic is her life with Peter Mühlen, who had attempted suicide the night before an interview she had arranged. The interview with Peter Mühlen, which took place under unusual and difficult circumstances, was one of his last public appearances before his death on September 15, 2012.
Cynthia Nickschas - I actually only write thoughts.
Interview with the Singer Songwriter Cynthia Nickschas Content: Songs for my personal therapy - It's noisy in my family! - I have the music and then somehow the words fall into place. - I want to tell people to live their lives. - I'm not very good at handling criticism, but I try. - I want a band! - Generation stupid ("Generation blöd") - I serenaded the whole Frankfurt Criminal Police (Kripo) that evening!
Judith Bernstein - I resist to the notion that the fate of my grandparents must serve as a justification for the fight against the Palestinians
Judith Bernstein's parents left Germany a few years after the Nazis came to power. Since emigration to the USA was denied to them, they fled to what was then the British Mandate of Palestine and settled down in Rehavia, a suburb outside Jerusalem, like many German Jews at the time. In the "garden city" of Rehavia, Judith Bernstein was born in 1945 into a world shaped by the culture of its German-born residents, the Jeckes. Judith Bernstein was socialized into this German-Jewish society – and although her grandparents had been murdered in Auschwitz two years before her birth, she was strongly drawn to her parents' old homeland. When she received a scholarship from the city of Munich, she ca...
