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Max Beckmann, Les Artistes mit Gemuse, 1943

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German Day

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2008

Multiculturalism in Germany

“Das Land, das die Fremden nicht beschützt, geht bald unter: Ausländer in deutschprachigen Ländern.” As more and more immigrants take up residence in Germany and Austria, they affect the face of the culture and bring some of their homeland with them. For the 32nd annual German Day at Washington University, we invite you to explore the ideas of immigration and multiculturalism in German speaking countries in the 21st century.

2007

Es gibt nichts Schöneres auf der Welt als den Fussball: Fussball in deutchsprachigen Ländern

The 31st Annual German Day looked at the sport nearest and dearest the German heart: soccer! Students were invited to look at the game of soccer, the Fussballers, the fans, and to see this sport as a connection not only between all German speaking countries but between Germany and the world.

2006

Man muss die Feste feiern, wie sie fallen: Fest- und Feiertage in deutschsprachigen Ländern.

In 2006, we looked at the folkloristic aspects of various holidays such as Christmas, Easter, Mardi Gras, birthdays, weddings, etc.

2005

Wir reisen in deutschsprachigen Ländern.

The topic enabled students to explore the countries and their various features.


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Germanic Languages & Literatures

314.935.5106; Fax: 314.935.7255; german@artsci.wustl.edu

One Brookings Drive, CB 1104, St. Louis, MO 63130