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Jagoda Marinić : The American Dream – A Dream Turned German

Jagoda Marinić : The American Dream – A Dream Turned German

Oct
15
Saturday
 from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Goethe-Institut Boston
170 Beacon St, Boston, MA 02116, USA (map)


In cooperation with Boston Book Festival


Jagoda Marinić is a prize-winning author and essayist from Germany. She has what is often called a “immigration background,” her parents emigrated from Dalmatia in Yugoslavia to Germany in the 1960s. She herself was born in Germany, became a German citizen, and speaks and writes in prominent venues about identity, migration, citizenship, and integration. Her novels carry similar themes and are highly regarded. In 2012, she became the founding Director of the Interkulturelles Zentrum Heidelberg, which has since become a model structure for welcoming and integrating new citizens to Germany and Europe. She holds a degree from Heidelberg University in Political Science, German and American Literature. Her latest book, released in German, is called Made in Germany. What's German in Germany?
Ms. Marinić will speak on “The American Dream - A Dream Turned German: Immigration, Integration, and Citizenship in Germany”. Jagoda Marinić will be in conversation with WBUR reporter Shannon Dooley, touching on the progress of integration in Germany, an issue becoming more important and more pressing every day.

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