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Hosted by Thomas Fues · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Conversations on all things decolonial in English und Deutsch. Blog: https://dekolonial-erinnern.de/; Bluesky: @colonial-memories.bsky.soial; Instagram: @decolonial_memories
Thomas Fues hosts Decolonial Memories, a history show with 26 episodes published.
L'invitée de cet épisode est la princesse Espérance Fezeu de Cameroun (questions en anglais, réponses en français). Elle est secrétaire exécutive de l'organisation de la société civile Esperanza-Cade , qui œuvre en faveu
Gast dieser Folge (deutsch) ist der Germanist und Philosoph Dr. Messan TOSSA , der am Staatsarchiv von Togo beschäftigt ist. Er verteidigt das Erbe der europäischen Aufklärung aus dem 18. Jahrhundert, trotz des von ihm b
In dieser Episode spricht Dr. Michael Vesper, früherer Spitzenpolitiker von Bündnis 90/Die Grünen und ehemaliger Vorstandsvorsitzender des Deutschen Olympischen Sportbunds, über sein langjähriges Engagement zu Namibia un
In dieser Folge blickt Dr. Thomas Lutz auf seine 40-jährige Tätigkeit als Leiter des Gedenkstättenreferats zurück; zunächst zehn Jahre bei der Freiwilligenorganisation Aktion Sühnezeichen/Friedensdienste, dann beim Dokum
In this episode, Dr. Ohiniko Toffa, talks about the entangled history of his home country Togo and the former colonial power Germany. He works as provenance researcher at the Ethnological Museum Berlin. In his previous p
In dieser Folge (deutsch) sprechen Dr. Christian Stachelbeck und Dr. Pierre Köckert über ihr Forschungsprojekt „Deutsches Militär im kolonialen Einsatz 1880-1918 – Ein Kontinuum der Gewalt“ am Bundeswehr-Zentrum für Mili
In this episode, Flaubert Djateng, coordinator of the civil society organisation Zenu Network in Cameroon, talks about remembrance work on the German colonial era in his country. He is a member of a sub-committee of Came
In this episode, writer and poet Neema Komba from Tanzania talks about her current novel project about Nduna Mkomanile, a female leader of the Majimaji war of resistance against German colonial rule. She describes how th
Sirili Molelia and his son Tony talk about their efforts to bring their ancestors back to their home in Kibosho/Tanzania. Mangi Molelia and other Chagga leaders were murdered by German colonial troops on 2 March 1900, th
In this episode, Jean Berchmans Ndihokubwayo, a historian from Burundi, talks about the entangled history between his country and Germany, the former coloniser. Jean is an Assistant Professor at the National University o
In this episode, Sylvie, founder-president of the Cameroonian cultural organisation Regartless, talks about her campaign #BringBackNgonnso in support of the people of Nso. Ngonnso is a deity embodied in a carved wooden s
In this episode, Dr. Bulami talks about his efforts to support the people of Nso (Northwest Cameroon) in reclaiming their cultural heritage. The Nso were victims of massive German colonial violence including the looting
In this episode, Dr Valence Silayo, Lecturer of Archeology and Heritage Studies at the University of Dar es Salaam, talks about his research on the entangled history of Tanzania and Germany. He is presently a guest schol
The guest of this episode is Bernard Laulian Ntahondi, an artist and expert of heritage studies in Tanzania. His work, to a considerable extent, focuses on the legacies of German colonialism in his country. He talks abou
In this episode, Imani Nsamila, an independent photographer and visual artist from Tanzania, talks about remembering German colonial rule in his country. He calls on civil societies in Tanzania and Germany to deepen coll
In this episode, Tanzanian scholar Dyoniz Kindata talks about his ongoing doctoral dissertation "Poetic and Photographic Practices in the Kiongozi German East African Colonial Newspaper 1885 to 1918". His research addres
In this episode, art historian Dr Salomé Soloum talks about her research on the history of clothing, sexuality and mores in pre-colonial Africa. Her academic interest also extends to the restitution of African heritage,
In this episode, Cameroonian scholar Fogang Toyem talks about his changing perception of German colonialism and culture. And informs about his present work on a doctoral dissertation about German colonial health care pol
In Episode 05 of the podcast Decolonial Memories, Dr Priscillia Manjoh talks about her work as author, academic and community worker in Cameroon and Germany. Coming from the English-speaking minority of Cameroon, she is
In this episode, Dr Laibor Kalanga Moko from Tanzania talks about his work as scholar with Freie Universität Berlin in the Collaborative Research Area "Affective Societies", Sub-Project "Contested Property". He was recen
Dr. Ohiniko Toffa
Ethnological Museum Berlin
1 appearance on this show
Civil Peace Service
GIZ
1 appearance on this show
Flaubert Djateng
Zenu Network
1 appearance on this show
Princesse Espérance
Esperanza Cade
1 appearance on this show
Princesse Marilyn
Doual'art
1 appearance on this show
Jean Berchmans Ndihokubwayo
National University of Burundi
1 appearance on this show
Sylvie Vernyuy Njobati
Regartless
1 appearance on this show
Dr Valence Silayo
University of Dar es Salaam
1 appearance on this show
Dr Laibor Kalanga Moko
Freie Universität Berlin
1 appearance on this show
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