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Department Seminar Series

The Department Seminar Series brings distinguished historians from across North America to campus to present their research in a public lecture. Held monthly, the series attracts both faculty and students and is a central feature of our collective intellectual life. The Department Seminar Series is made possible by the generosity of the Bernice Nugent Bequest.

May 1944: 98 girls and young women from the Protestant charity institution Asbacher Hütte (Bad Kreuznach) are readied for deportation to the killing center of Meseritz-Obrawalde. Four decades later, the institution issues the very first "confession of guilt" for failing to protest and protect their residents. Printed in Offene Tür 1 (1985), 5. © Diakonie-Anstalten Bad Kreuznach.
May 1944: 98 girls and young women from the Protestant charity institution Asbacher Hütte (Bad Kreuznach) are readied for deportation to the killing center of Meseritz-Obrawalde. Four decades later, the institution issues the very first "confession of guilt" for failing to protest and protect their residents. Printed in Offene Tür 1 (1985), 5. © Diakonie-Anstalten Bad Kreuznach.

The Question of Unworthy Life: Rethinking Nazism's First Genocide

Dagmar Herzog
City University of New York

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