Freedom of Thought
in the Delphi Filmpalast
Kantstrasse 12a in Berlin Charlottenburg
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Friday June 29, 2001- Admission at 20:00 h
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accusation: Prof. Thomas Szasz and Prof. George Alexander
in front of the Delphi Film Theater.
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Above: Opening speech by Axel Wüstenhagen, director of the UN representation in Bonn with a welcome address by the High Commissioner for Human Rights, Mary Robinson |
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| Above: Paulo Coelho reads from and autographs his book "Veronika decides to die" | |
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Left and Below: The american writer and human rights activist Kate Millet reads a report
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The "Volksbuehne" actor Herbert Fritsch reads texts out of the so-called "Prinzhorn Collection" and from writings by Konrad Beyers
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Jakob
van Hoddis Theater - Jakob von Hoddis, born 1887 in Berlin, 1942 by the Nazis deported and murdered |
The event was supported by the bookstore Kiepert and the publishers Diogenes.
