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DESCRIPTION:A talk by Prof. Dr. Natasha A. Kelly\, followed by a reading fr
 om ‘Kula – On Display’ by Modupe Laja\n   In the 18th and 19th centuries\,
  Black women came to Germany by various routes: through court networks\, c
 olonial ties or so-called ‘human zoos’. Some of them died here and were bu
 ried in German soil — often forgotten\, rarely remembered. This lecture in
 terprets their graves not merely as places of death\, but as archives in w
 hich traces of violence\, deportation\, desire\, grief and b...
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SUMMARY:Kammerspiele München: Sensing Sites: Das Grab als Archiv
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