Andruck, 24.08.'26: Ukraine / Russland / Juden in Deutschland
Summary
This episode of Andruck discusses five new political books. It covers Volodymyr Jermolenko’s essay on Ukraine’s “culture of nevertheless,” Osnes Sayestad’s report on Russian society via a Wagner soldier, and Gerd Hankel’s critique of the term “genocide.” Additionally, Charlotte Knobloch reflects on Jewish life in Germany, and Bastian Wilhelms examines NS violence in Königsberg during 1944–1945.
Topics discussed
Volodymyr Jermolenko on Ukraine's 'Culture of Despite' and European values
Osnes Sayestad on Russian society and the Wagner soldier Andrei Medvedev
Gerd Hankel on the definition and misuse of the term 'genocide'
Charlotte Knobloch on Jewish life, antisemitism, and the future in Germany
Bastian Wilhelms on NS violence and structural terror in Königsberg 1945
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