German

Weekly film screenings of a Queer German Cinema as part of the Queerness and Collectivity in German Film class. Email tpreston@middlebury.edu for information on this week’s showing.  

Weekly film screenings of a Queer German Cinema as part of the Queerness and Collectivity in German Film class. Email tpreston@middlebury.edu for information on this week’s showing.  

Weekly film screenings of a Queer German Cinema as part of the Queerness and Collectivity in German Film class. Email tpreston@middlebury.edu for information on this week’s showing.  

Weekly film screenings of a Queer German Cinema as part of the Queerness and Collectivity in German Film class. Email tpreston@middlebury.edu for information on this week’s showing.  

Weekly film screenings of a Queer German Cinema as part of the Queerness and Collectivity in German Film class. Email tpreston@middlebury.edu for information on this week’s showing.  

Remarks and awards for seniors and their families in Mahaney Center for the Arts Room 209.

Come join Peyton Mader & friends for a cozy evening of German song. This event serves as a celebration and showcase of Peyton Mader’s (‘24) thesis work with the German Department, exploring the world of German songwriting. This event will feature original music as well as the performance of some classic German art songs. This event will be accessible to non-German speakers.

Commencement reception for seniors and their families for the departments of Arabic, Chinese, Comparative Literature, German, Japanese Studies, Luso-Hispanic Studies, and Russian.

Join us in singing songs in a foreign language! You won’t be able to sing in English but there is still a variety to choose from: Russian, German, Portuguese, Chinese, Italian, French, Japanese, Spanish, Arabic, and others. The details will follow up in the Language House Instagrams: @russianhousemidd @midd_chinese_house @deutschhaus_middlbry @casadeespanol @arabichouse2 @jhouse_diary @casaitalianamidd @lamaisonfrancaisemidd @casadeportuguesemidd

During World War II, Black people living in Nazi Germany and occupied Europe were in some cases incarcerated in internment and concentration camps. One of the most significant visual documents of this neglected chapter of the war are a series of drawings and paintings created by Caribbean artist Josef Nassy during his internment. This talk introduces the little known Josef Nassy Collection as a unique visual record of the experiences of Black prisoners in the Nazi camp system.