Join renowned Yiddish Professor, Samuel J. Spinner, as he delves into the profound insights of H.G. Adler on the vital role of art and museums in the aftermath of the Holocaust. H.G. Adler, a German-speaking Jew hailing from Prague, emerged as a resilient survivor from the horrors of the Holocaust, finding solace and purpose in London. There, he penned a groundbreaking book on Holocaust history, along with a series of thought-provoking novels and poetic works that challenge conventional perspectives on this dark chapter in human history.

In this captivating lecture, Professor Spinner will explore Adler's unconventional views on the aesthetic, psychological, and memorial functions of art and museums amidst the lingering shadow of the Holocaust. Assisting his exploration is Professor Spinner's distinguished position as the Zelda and Myer Tandetnik Chair in Yiddish Language, Literature, and Culture at Johns Hopkins University.

Following the lecture, attendees will have the opportunity to engage with like-minded individuals during a delightful reception. Registration is mandatory for this enlightening event, which is open to the public and completely free of charge. Mark your calendars for February 29, 2024, and head over to Deutsches Haus at Columbia University, located at 420 West 116th Street, New York, NY 10027. Don't miss this unique occasion to immerse yourself in the transformative power of art and museums in the process of post-Holocaust restitution and recovery.

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