Eine Familiengeschichte aus Lodz
In his most personal book to date, Andreas Kossert traces the footsteps of his grandmother Elsa to Lodz. Following her biography, he paints a vivid family portrait spanning from the colonists of the 18th century to everyday life under German occupation in World War II, shaped by terror and annihilation. At the same time, a panorama of Central European history unfolds. With Christopher Clark and Karolina Kuszyk, the author explores the search for belonging and home, here and elsewhere.
In cooperation with Polnisches Institut Berlin.
With Andreas Kossert, Christopher Clark, Karolina Kuszyk
Moderated by Christopher Clark
In German


