Mit Geschichte(n) um die Welt
Dies ist der Weg um die Welt zu den Quellen meiner Doktorarbeit und ja, das hier wird (auch) 'nerdig'*. Die Arbeit als (Forschungs-)Reise, die Reise als Arbeit begreifen? Dies sei ein Versuch. Und eine Einladung an all jene, die mir folgen möchten. Ich beschäftige mich in meiner Doktorarbeit mit Displaced Persons* (DPs) - siehe dazu den ersten Beitrag hier. Ich bin Sarah und neben freakigen* Archiven und Museen wird es hier auch um Zugfahrten und Wanderungen gehen. Somit ist das Kommende, Bewegungsgeschichte ohne und an Grenzen sowie darüber hinaus! *nerdig und *freakig: Vgl.: Begriffsbedeutungen, Duden online. Zu *DPs, u.a.: http://gesternistjetzt.de/26-displaced-persons/
The Katyń Museum. Or: Insider tips for Warsaw
A great place to reflect on the history of World War II from a non-Western perspective.
The Regensburg Ganghofersiedlung. Or: Bavaria's little Ukraine
Regensburg should be called the westernmost city in Ukraine.
From 36 hours Shanghai
Left my independence for safekeeping at the airport!
Tawharanui Regional Park
Great for hiking and especially for admiring birdsong.
Te Henga (Bethells Beach), Piha and the Mercer Bay Loop
Of cliffs, black earth and sand like chocolate!
My absolute favourite: Mangawhai Cliffs Walk
This is the trail you want to walk if you are in Auckland and have a car!
From old memories: Titahi Bay today and then
Home is where your heart is!
Adelaide, the city of sunsets
My feeling on the ground tells me that Adelaide is quite underrated.
The Melbourne Holocaust Museum
Wow! Of new exhibition standards!
About accents and Melbourne, the Hamburg of the southern hemisphere
Complex identities, ambiguities, people with more than just one origin are also on the trail here.
Open doors
I think I have the answer to my question about what excites me so much about this region!
Difficult terrain. Or: What Australia has to do with anti-communism and Nazi collaboration
Nobody said this would be easy!
Of focus, will and perseverance. Or: What (my) work (maybe) has to do with surfing
How the current moves you forward, how the waves can be felt on, and even more in, the body.
From the Illawarra Polish Museum in Wollongong. Or better: From Zu-Falls
“Something like that is definitely hard to come by! There’s a lot of things that don’t exist in Aust...
Von Bolek, Stanisława - und Agnieszka
"That would somehow be a conclusion, maybe even the end of my search."
About leaving and arriving. Or: My way to Sydney
Why keep running? The surroundings are just too beautiful!
Of history and what remains. Or: What else I wanted to write about Canada 2/2
Dear universe, if there is something there, I am a grateful “buyer”. :D
Of light and shadow. Or: What else I wanted to write about Canada 1/2
Almost three months in Canada and (almost) once through the entire north of North America.
West Coast Trail on Vancouver Island - What a trail!
... falling asleep by the water with the sound of waves and waking up again, feeling my feet until t...
Writing, reading, doctoral thesis and next to it, afterwards and right in the middle of it all, the Rocky Mountains. Or: Do it!
I don't know why I shouldn't do that either.
Back on/on the train! A road to Edmonton through the prairies
I know Canada is very big. Now I really believe it too.
Folklorama in Winnipeg
“Celebrating diversity and promoting cultural understanding.” - that's the name of the self-imposed ...
Human Rights Museum, the Museum of Human Rights in Winnipeg
This is not an exhibition. This is an art piece, a work of art!
From the Icelandic minority, indigenous peoples, and multiculturalism in a Canadian way
Festivals, cultural kitsch, and migration stories to Manitoba
Of big question marks, tornadoes, and an exhibition about DPs in cardboard boxes
Work in progress in my mind, in the best sense.
Toronto: the city, Nepal in Toronto and Nepalese perspectives on Southeast Europe
I can't remember anymore what Tanka was drying there, but it tasted good - like a kind of dried saue...