Monday-Tuesday, April 5-6, 1999: Cultural Attaché,  Dr. Hans Seidt (German Embassy, D.C.) will speak on "Germany in Europe."  Location: UCIS Bldg, Seminar Room, 223 E. Franklin St (across from Morehead Planetarium).  3:30pm.

Thursday-Saturday, April 15-17, 1999: The Fontane Ensemble Berlin (Goethe, Brecht) will perform musical selections.  Duke University.

Wednesday, September 1: Konrad Jarausch (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) will speak on "The Totalitarian Temptation: Ordinary Germans, Dictatorship, and Democracy."  Location: UNC-Chapel Hill, Dey Hall, 4th floor, Toy Lounge.  3:30pm.

Wednesday, September 22: Myra Marx Ferree (University of Connecticut) will discuss: " Post-war Germany: A Gendered Perspective."  Location: UNC-Chapel Hill, Dey Hall, 4th floor, Toy Lounge.  3:30pm.

Wednesday, October 6: Chris Browning (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) "Ethnic Minorities in Post-war Germany: Juxtaposing Views on the Holocaust with Modern Behaviors."  Location: Location: UNC-Chapel Hill, Dey Hall, 4th floor, Toy Lounge.  3:30pm.

Thursday, October 14: Play: "Waiting Room Germany" by Klaus Pohl. Produced by the UNC Department of Education to illustrate the impact of the Berlin wall to high school Social Studies teachers.  Time & Location TBA.

CANCELLED: Wednesday, October 20: Wolf Lepenies (Institute for Advanced Study in Berlin) "German Re-Unification and European Integration: Lost Illusions and New Hopes."  Location: UNC-Chapel Hill, Dey Hall, 4th floor, Toy Lounge.  3:30pm.

Wednesday, October 27: Alice Kuzniar (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill) "Fifty Years of Perversion: Queer German Culture and Counterpolitics."  Location: UNC-Chapel Hill, Dey Hall, 4th floor, Toy Lounge.  3:30pm.

Wednesday, November 10: Stanley Black (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Economics). "From Wirtschaftswunder to Kaltstart: Germany’s Economy and Economics 1949-99."  Location: UNC-Chapel Hill, Dey Hall, 4th floor, Toy Lounge.  3:30pm. 

Tuesday, November 16: Hans Mommsen (Ruhr-Universität, Bochum; Visiting Senior Scholar, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum) will be speaking on "The German Resistance and the Holocaust," at 4:00pm in Hamilton 569.

Wednesday, December 1: Siegfried Mews (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Germanic Languages). "The Forgotten Face of History: Nobel Prize Winner Günter Grass." Location: UNC-Chapel Hill, Dey Hall, 4th floor, Toy Lounge.  3:30pm.