Monumentaler Antisemitismus?

Anyone who visits Berlin’s Olympic Park will inevitably stumble across the continued effects of the site's Nazi monumentality—and also its largely unbroken tradition of ethnic and anti-Semitic monumentality. The criticism of this is diverse, but so far rather loosely interwoven: Where does the debate stand—or, indeed, where do the debates stand? What views are there from the perspectives of history, museums, art, politics, sport or monument protection? Where can bridges of criticism be built, where are the different perspectives contradictory, and where is fundamental reorientation or readjustment of the debate(s) required? This anthology attempts to address these questions, not only to outline or initiate paths of debate but also to identify fundamental problems. With contributions by Magnus Brechtken | Jérôme Buske | Stefanie Endlich | Tobias Hof | Martin Krauss | Anton Maegerle | David Marquard | Lasse Müller | Norbert Palz | Linda Roth | Wolfgang Ruppert | Samuel Salzborn | Felix Sassmannshausen | Oliver Schruoffeneger | Veronika Springmann