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EVENTS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS

11 Mar 2011

German Twitter Feed now up-and-running



To all tweeters in the German Department!


Did you know we now have a German Department Twitter feed? You can see our twitter feed at anytime by going to:


http://twitter.com/kingsgerman


If you are on twitter, then please follow us for all the latest news about events in the German Department. Just search and follow @kingsgerman


Looking forward to seeing you there!


The German Department

3 Mar 2011

Film Screening Series

Careers Talk For Students

THE SECOND CAREER'S DAY AT THE DEPARTMENT OF GERMAN TOOK PLACE ON FRIDAY, 04 MARCH 2011
A big thanks to the career's advice centre, particularly to Emma Baker and our two guest speakers, Adrienn SzNagy and Naoko Okumura who gave practical advice and shared their experiences about life after uni with us.


Two of our recent graduates, Naoko and Adrienne, gave valuable advice to students

Emma Baker, Career's Adviser at King's 
A short summary of what has been dealt with during that session can also be found in the new edition of the Koenigspost.

contact: manja.gerlach@kcl.ac.uk


1 Mar 2011

Second Film Screening on "Heimat"


Tuesday, 08 March 6.30 pm

Come and join the second film screening of this term dedicated to German Heimatfilme of the post-war-era.
We are looking forward to a lively discussion with you!

Und ewig singen die Wälder
  • Introduction: Dr. Horst Simon (German Studies)
  • film discussion
  • room: C12 (German Department)

21 Feb 2011

King’s College London, Department of German


HOME IS WHERE the HEART IS – THE CONCEPT OF HEIMAT IN new GERMAN CINEMA

Monday, 28 February 2011
6.30pm room S-1.01



         Edgar Reitz: „Heimat 5“ (1984)
·       Introduction: Dr. Ben Schofield (German Studies)
·       film discussion 



 contact: alice.hriberschek@kcl.ac.uk or manja.gerlach@kcl.ac.uk