© Matthias Bothor
France, 1974
journalist and author of Those Who Forget

Géraldine Schwarz

Géraldine Schwarz is a journalist, author, and documentary filmmaker based in Berlin. After working for ten years as a correspondent in Germany for Agence France-Presse, she now collaborates with various international media and gives lectures throughout Europe on the themes of memory, Europe, populism and democracy. She is the author of Those Who Forget, translated into ten languages, which won several book prizes, among them the European Book Prize. Weaving together three generations of her French-German family story, Schwarz explores Europe’s postwar reckoning with fascism. In the face of the return of fascism in Europe today, she asks: how can we better learn from history today to protect our freedom and our democracies? 

Published in

Journal Nexus
2020

Nexus 84

Een spiegel voor onze tijd

Speaker at

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Symposium

The Legacy of 20th-Century Catastrophes

You Tell Us Stories. Why?

2 May 2020 online