Join the Cambridge German Graduate Research Seminar and Section Research Colloquium in welcoming esteemed writer Esther Dischereit to Cambridge for a captivating reading and discussion. Taking place at the Webb Library, Jesus College, Cambridge, this event offers a unique opportunity to engage with Dischereit's current exhibition 'Who was Fritz Kittel? A German Railway Worker Decides, 1933–2022'. Delve into the remarkable story of Fritz Kittel, a railway worker who, during the dark years of National Socialism, risked his life to protect Dischereit's mother and sister from persecution. Dischereit's exhibition showcases her poignant literary response, incorporating found objects and text pieces that shed light on the lives of her family and Fritz Kittel. Explore the profound implications of false information, illegal identities, and the significance of historical documents and photographs. Esther Dischereit is a highly regarded figure in Jewish literature in Germany and has been recognized with prestigious awards for her work. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with her profound insights. This event is free to attend, and all are welcome. Mark your calendars for February 5, 2024, and join us at Jesus College, Cambridge, for an unforgettable experience.

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