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Dear International Researchers of the News University of Cologne, The staff of the Welcome Centre of the International Office is glad to present our latest newsletter. We will provide you with useful information about cultural events and everyday life on campus and in the city of Cologne. The newsletter will be published approximately every three months.

Free Tickets for the Cologne Philharmonic Concert Hall The International Office As part of the welcome program for international researchers, we at the SSC would like to invite you to four concerts at the Philharmonic The International Office has been Concert Hall of Cologne (“Kölner Philharmonie”). The tickets are relocated to the Students’ Service sponsored by the city of Cologne and the entrance is free of Center (SSC) Universitätsstr. 22a, charge. 50937 Köln. You will find us on the As we do have a limited number of tickets for these concerts we first floor in room no. 1.210 / 1.211 kindly ask you to sign up. We will be able to provide tickets for during our usual service hours: spouses as well. In order to do so, please answer to our invitation Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and email. Friday from 9am – 12pm and by appointment. J. van't Hof, M. Stockhausen, J. Baron rd 3 of October, 8 p.m. Extending your stay Jasper van't Hof Organ, Keyboards | In order to benefit from our services Markus Stockhausen trumpet, and receive all the information you flugelhorn, electronics | Joey Baron need, we kindly ask you to inform us in drums Adaption for Orchestra (1937) the event that your stay is extended. For further information please refer to: http://en.koelner- We require this information in order to philharmonie.de/veranstaltung/113741/ keep you updated on any events, and to avoid your name being removed from our mailing list. Therefore, we A. Weilerstein, kindly ask you to send us an email if Australian Chamber any alterations regarding the duration Orchestra, R. Tognetti of your stay occur. th 9 of October, 8 p.m. Alisa Weilerstein Violoncello | Richard Tognetti (Australian Chamber Orchestra) conductor | Haydn, Webern, Mozart For further information, please refer to: http://en.koelner- philharmonie.de/veranstaltung/113664/

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Moritz von Oswald Trio Upcoming Holidays 11th of October, 9 p.m. Moritz von Oswald electronics | The Day of German Max Loderbauer electronics | James Unity rd Tony Allen drums, percussion 3 of October For further information, please refer to: http://en.koelner-philharmonie.de/veranstaltung/114042/ Commonly known in Germany as “Tag der Deutschen Einheit” it The Colin Currie commemorates the anniversary of Group, S. Crawford- the German reunification in 1990, on which the goal of a unity of Phillips, P. Moore: Germany that originated in the Reich middle of the 19th century, was th 18 of October, 8 p.m. fulfilled. Therefore, the name Colin Currie percussion | Owen Gunnell percussion |Adrian addresses neither the re-union or Spillett percussion |Sam Walton percussion | Simon Crawford- union, but the unity of Germany. Phillips piano | Philip Moore piano The Day of German Unity on rd For further information, please refer to: http://en.koelner- October 3 has been a German philharmonie.de/veranstaltung/113636/ national holiday since the reunification in 1990, when the C. Tetzlaff, Swedish German reunification was brought rd Radio Symphony out in full force. The 3 of October is a legal holiday of the Federal Orchestra,D.Harding: Republic of Germany. Beethoven, Hillborg, Schumann 20th of October, 8 p.m. All Saints’ Day st Christian Tetzlaff violin | Swedish Radio Symphony 1 of November Orchestra | Daniel Harding conductor For further information, please refer to: http://en.koelner- All Saints' Day (also known as All philharmonie.de/veranstaltung/113805/ Hallows, Solemnity of All Saints, or The Feast of All Saints) is a holiday celebrated on 1st of November by parts of Western Christianity, in honour of all the saints, known and unknown. All Saints' Day is the second day of Hallowmas and begins at sunrise on the 1st of November and finishes at sundown on the 1st of November. It is the day IFS-Mentoring Programme before All Souls' Day. All Saints’ The Welcome Centre of the University of Cologne will run a third Day is a holiday in North Rhine- cycle of its IFS-Mentoring Programme for international female Westphalia. Guestscholar Newsletter October – December 2014

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scholars. It is a one year programme in English language that Christmas supports women at an advanced stage of their career. It is a 24th – 26th of December unique chance to reflect on ones own career planning and to do Christmas Eve is the evening or day extensive networking. before Christmas Day, the widely The third cycle will approximately start in January 2015. For celebrated annual holiday. It occurs further information please contact: [email protected] on December 24 in Western Christianity and the secular world, Ludwig goes POP and is considered one of the most at Museum Ludwig culturally significant celebrations in 2nd of October – 11th Christendom and Western society, of January where it is widely observed as a full or partial holiday in anticipation of Peter and Irene Ludwig brought Christmas Day. Since tradition holds Pop Art to Germany after first that Jesus was born at night (based seeingone of Segals scultures in in Luke 2:6-8), Midnight Mass is New Yorks MoMA. Today the celebrated on Christmas Eve, Museum Ludwig houses the traditionally at midnight, in largest Pop Art collection outside commemoration of his birth. The idea of the US and brings it together of Jesus being born at night is in a large survey exhibition with reflected in the fact that Christmas more than 150 works. The art Eve is referred to as Heilige Nacht form established in the 1960s included everyday life such as (Holy Night) in German, Nochebuena Comics, Media, Advertisements, Science, and so much more, (the Good Night) in Spanish and revolutionizing art. The exhibition hosts some of the most famous similarly in other expressions of work of artists such as Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Claes Christmas spirituality, such as the Oldenburg, Robert Rauschenberg and George Segal. song "Silent Night, Holy Night". For further information please see: http://www.museum-ludwig.de/ December 25th and 26th, in

Germany referred to as “first and second Christmas Holiday”, are national holiday.

24th Cologne Conference 5th – 10th of October Concerts From the 5th to the 10th of October 2014, the Cologne Conference once again displays important trends and outstanding works in Collegium musicum the categories TopTen, Look, Kino and Showcase. Over the course of the lectures, top personalities of the international film The Collegium musicum of the and TV industry will present topics and trends. For further University of Cologne creates and information please do refer to: http://www.cologne- represents the musical aspects of conference.de/en/welcome/ the University. It is open to students and employees of the University as well as to interested people from the Guestscholar Newsletter October – December 2014

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outside and offers a range of opportunities to enjoy music – by joining one of the various concerts or as part of the Ensemble. Upcoming concert dates are listed below:

th 4th lit.COLOGNE SPEZIAL Wednesday 8 of October | 8pm | th th Aula Uni Köln 8 – 12 of October Gods, Emperors, Queens Coinciding with the Frankfurt Book Fair, the 4th lit.COLOGNE Cantata and aria from baroque Spezial brings you a selection of some of the best new books. Opera by Händel, Vivaldi and From October 8-12 as well as on November 4, nine events in Ariosti Cologne featuring outstanding German and international authors Martina Schilling, soprano |Thomas will shorten the wait until the next lit.COLOGNE begins in March Bonni, bass | Danylo Gertsev, 2015. In Cologne, ideas are typically generated while sharing a baroque violin | Petar Mancev, glass of the local Kölsch beer, but the inspiration for lit.COLOGNE baroque violin | Priscilla Rodriguéz, struck in an ice cream parlor. Since 2001, this international baroque viola | Markus Möllenbeck, literary festival has taken place every March, combining traditional baroque violoncello | Antje Plieg- readings with discussions, lectures, and theater and cabaret Oemig, violin and viola da gamba | performances. Klaus Mader, lute | Ada Tanir, With up to 175 events and a special children’s program cembalo (lit.kid.COLOGNE), lit.COLOGNE is one of the largest literary festivals in Europe. The events take place in various theaters and Wednesday 15th of October | 8pm | venues throughout the city of Cologne. Aula Uni Köln In addition to bringing together authors and artists from all Semester Opening Concert disciplines at events with political and journalistic topics, Works of Dvořák, Schülz, Purcell, lit.COLOGNE also develops and produces its own programs on Kuhnau, Schein literary themes. As a privately-funded cultural event, chamber choir and chamber orchestra lit.COLOGNE is mainly financed through the generous support of of the University of Cologne | Michael its sponsors. Ostrzyga, organ | Musical director: For further information please refer to: http://www.lit-cologne.de Alexander Schmitt

nd Kids autumn Camp Wednesday 22 of October | 8pm| Trinitatskirche 13th – 17th of October War and peace – extremes IV During the second week of the autumn Händel: Dixit Dominus and Works holiday, kids of University staff are invited of Terzakis (UA), Pärt, Franck, to join the autumn camp. This year, Schütz, Mauersberger children between the ages of 6 and 10 will Julia Reckendrees, soprano |Sarah explore the Bioland farm Klefhof. The Schnier, soprano | Alexandra camp takes place from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thomas, alto | Vincent Heitzer, tenor | every day, and the participation fee for the Fabian Hemmelmann, baritone | entire week is only 50€, boarding included. chamber choir and chamber If interested, or if you have any further questions, please send an Orchestra of the UoC | Musical Guestscholar Newsletter October – December 2014

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email to Mrs. Jonatzke from the Dual Career and Family support director: Timothy Shantz, Calgary team as soon as possible: [email protected] (Canada) Please note that the number of participants is limited. Entrance fee 12,-/6,-€ Reservation via email collegium-musicum@uni- koeln.de

Wednesday 29th of October | 8pm | Aula Uni Köln Rising - Anestis Logothetis: Anastasis Students of the University Siegen |

Musical director: Thorsten Wagner Cologne Museum Night th 8 of November 7 p.m. – 3 a.m. Wednesday 5th of November | 8pm | Once a year, all of Cologne’s Museums open their doors at Aula Uni Köln th night. This year is the 15 anniversary of the ‘Museums Nacht Fantastic Night Köln’ where you can discover cultural treasures on one of the Works of Franck, Wilbye, Hensel, five different tours which connect about 40 museums and Sullivan, Brahms, Reger and Porter cultural institutions. A free bus shuttle service takes you from Moderation: Markus Goecke und one museum to the next. Marc Höhmann | MUK – madrigal choir of UoC | Musical director: For further information, please refer to www.museumsnacht- Helmut Volke koeln.de Thursday 6th of November | 6pm | Museum of East Asian Art Music at the Museum Concert and guided tour on occasion of the newly opened exhibition: From Japan to Zen – Paul Klee an East Asia Evelin Degen, flute | Joachim Striepens, clarinet | Kalina Kolarova, violin | Konrad von Coelln, viola | Burkart Zeller, violoncello | Christina 11th of November: Carnival begins Taczyk, accordion | Martin von der It’s not long now until Cologne will once again link arms and sway Heydt, piano |Michael Pattmann, along in time to music: On the 11th of November, up to 70 000 drums | Musical director: Christoph carnival revellers will come together on Heumarkt square to Maria Wagner celebrate the opening of the new carnival season. Entrance fee 12,-€/7,-€ for further Revellers from Cologne and carnival goers from the rest of the information please refer to world, together with the three chief carnival figures (Prince, http://www.collmus.uni- Peasant and Maiden who make up the Cologne Dreigestirn – the koeln.de/273.html trio – and who are the highest representatives of the Cologne carnival) and traditional Cologne carnival bands will transform the

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square in the centre of the city into a carnivalistic madhouse. Wednesday 12th of November | 8pm The programme begins on the stage at Heumarkt at 9 a.m. The | Aula Uni Köln biggest stars in the carnival music world will give it their all to get Chamber music and drums the colourfully-costumed revellers into the carnival mood and Works of Larsen, Conesson, Ghidoni, dancing spirit. The sounds of Cologne will lure carnival-goers into Halloran and more joining in by singing and dancing for hours on-end – the official Irmgard Brixius, flute | Ulrich Junk, programme at Heumarkt doesn’t end until early evening. Among clarinet | Bernhard Nink, piano | those involved this year are die Höhner, Bläck Fööss, Räuber, Christian Nink, drums Paveier, Brings, Marie-Luise Nikuta, and many more. th However, the colourful activities in Cologne don’t stop there: the Wednesday 19 of November | 8pm party will keep going in many of the pubs in the city centre, | Aula Uni Köln around Heumarkt and Alter Markt squares. Carnival merry- Give us peace making continues on until the early hours of the morning! Saad Thamir: Von Allen für Alle On the 11th of November, Cologne city centre is transformed for (Suite) und Unter gleichem Himmel the carnival celebrations, and you are therefore recommended to (Oratorium) leave your car at home when travelling to the opening season Adnan Schanan, Nai | Christina festivities at Heumarkt. It is far easier to take the bus or train – Fuchs, clarinet | Regine Neumüller, particularly if you’ve had the odd Kölsch beer or two! soprano | Dietmar Bonnen, piano | Bassem Hawar, Djoze | Elisabeth Fügemann, violoncello | Sebastian Gramss, contra bass | Saad Thamir, vocal, percussion | Choir: Les Saxosythes (Köln) | Musical director: Dietmar Bonnen

Cologne Fine Art Wednesday, 26th of November | 19th – 23rd of November 8pm | Aula Uni Köln Romantic and Revolutionist: Carl Excellent beyond time. Beautiful beyond borders. Philipp Emanuel Bach Discover highlights from centuries of art and design history. Ana-Marija Markovina, piano Encounter extraordinary works from the most varied eras, cultural contexts and stylistic directions: Cologne Fine Art, one of the Wednesday, 3rd of December | 8pm oldest art fairs in the world, is a place for aesthetic experiences. | Aula Uni Köln Those who come here recognize and appreciate true quality from Symphony Concert any period. Galleries and art dealers selected by an advisory Antonín Dvořák: Sinfonie Nr. 8 council of experts present a carefully curated offering. The J. Suk: Scherzo fantastique Op. 25 spectrum extends from ancient and modern art through applied Symphony orchestra of the UoC | art and design to works on paper. This exciting crossover invites Musical director: Michael Ostrzyga visitors to view works of art in new contexts – and also to find them outside of their own actual area of interest. Timelessly Sunday, 7th of December | 6pm | St. beautiful works be well-known and unknown masters are waiting Aposteln for curious discoverers in a stylish atmosphere. Christmas Concert For further information please see: http://www.colognefineart.de/en/cofaa/home/index.php Works of Eccard, Praetorius, Schütz, Bach, Homilius, Mendelssohn

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MUK – Madrigal choir of the UoC | Musical director: Helmut Volke

Saturday, 20th of December | 4pm | St. Johannes der Täufer, University Clinics’ Church Christmas Concert Georg Friedrich Händel: Dixit Dominus | Johann Sebastian Bach: Jauchzet, frohlocket, auf, preiset die Cologne Christmas Markets Tage | 1. Kantate aus dem 24th of November – 23rd of December Weihnachtsoratorium Advent magic spreads throughout Cologne’s Old Town when the Julia Reckendrees, soprano |Sarah idyllic Christmas markets open their brightly illuminated gates Schnier, soprano |Sophia Herber, alto in late November. More than 160 stalls offer a large scale of | Tobias Glagau, tenor | Alexander traditional goods and handcrafted gifts. Each one has its own Schmitt, bass | chamber choir and flair. Their sparkling lights and peaceful atmosphere attract chamber orchestra of the UoC | millions of visitors from all over the world every year. Musical director: Michael Ostrzyga Wonderful spicy aromas of cinnamon stars, baked apples and st roasted almonds fill your nose. Soak in this good old festive Sunday, 21 of December | 11am ambiance and take a Christmas stroll past lovingly decorated and 5pm | historical Town Hall stalls and enticing half-timbered huts. Rummage through Christmas Concert charming gifts to find some rare treasures: pipe-smoking wooden Georg Friedrich Händel: Dixit “Räucher-männchen”, nutcrackers, nativity figures and other Dominus | Johann Sebastian Bach: appealing Christmas decorations. Young and old can look over Jauchzet, frohlocket, auf, preiset die pewter pourers, wreath binders, glassblowers and a blacksmith’s Tage | 1. Kantate aus dem shoulders while they demonstrate their trade. Weihnachtsoratorium There are various markets spread over the entire City of Cologne, Julia Reckendrees, soprano |Sarah each one focussing on a different subject. For more detailed Schnier, soprano |Sophia Herber, alto information, please refer to: | Tobias Glagau, tenor | Alexander http://www.cologne.de/events/christmas-markets Schmitt, bass | Children‘s choir oft he UoC | chamber choir and chamber Christmas traditions in Germany Orchestra of the UoC Musical director: Michael Ostrzyga and In Germany Christmas traditions vary Alexander Schmitt by region. On Saint Nicholas’ Day, The entry is free of charge, but the 6th of December, Saint Nicholas Tickets are necessary due to the puts goodies in children's shoes. limited places available. You can get Sometimes St. Nicholas visits your ticket from the 25th of November children in kindergarten, schools or at onwards at the Citizen office at public events. They have to recite a short poem or sing a song in Laurenzplatz. order to get sweets or a small gift. "Knecht Ruprecht" (the servant

Ruprecht) – dressed in dark clothes with devil-like traits (usually noted as a long, bright red tongue and with a stick or a small whip in the hand) sometimes accompanies St. Nicholas. His duty is to Guestscholar Newsletter October – December 2014

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punish those children who didn’t behave throughout the last year. Usually he doesn't have much to do. He merely stands near St.

Nicholas as a warning to be good and polite. The actual Christmas gift-giving (German: "Bescherung") usually International takes place on Christmas Eve. This tradition first began with the Symposium on Hot Reformation, since Martin Luther was of the opinion that one Topics in Intracellular should put the emphasis on Christ's birth and not on a saint's day Communication and do away with the connotation that gifts have to be earned by th th good behavior. The gifts should be seen as a symbol for the gift 6 – 7 of November of God's grace in Christ. In the meanwhile this tradition is also The meeting will take place in the common in predominantly Catholic regions. new Max Planck Institute for Biology Gifts may be brought by the Weihnachtsmann (translation, of Ageing on the Campus of the "Christmas man"), who resembles either St. Nicholas or the University Clinics of Cologne. We are American Santa Claus, or by Christkindl, a sprite-like child who pleased that excellent, international may or may not represent the baby Jesus. After the gifts are speakers accepted our invitation and opened the children often stay up as late as they like, often till the would be happy to welcome you in early hours of the morning and enjoy their families company and Cologne. Topics: their new toys. Systemic control of intracellular The Christmas Tree is first put up and decorated on the morning communication; Protein maturation, of the 24th. The gifts are then placed under the tree. Often after assembly and quality control; Christmas Vespers in the church and an evening meal the father Membrane contact sites & vesicular usually goes into the room where the tree is standing, lights the trafficking; Membrane lipids: Transfer candles and rings a little bell. Then the children are allowed to go and interplay with proteins into the candlelit room. In many families it is still a custom to sing Registration/information at: Christmas songs around the tree before opening up the presents. www.sfb635.uni-koeln.de Some families, especially Catholic families, attend a midnight church service after the evening meal and gift-giving. The culinary feast either takes place at supper on Christmas Eve Reminder or on the first day of Christmas. Traditions vary from region to region; carp is eaten in many parts of the country. Potato salad Stammtisch – Regulars’ with frankfurter or wiener-sausages is popular in some families. Table Another simple meal which some families favor, especially in regions where Christmas Eve still has the character of a fast day, Feel free to drop by our International is vegetable or pea soup. In some regions, especially in Guestscholars Stammtisch - a Schleswig-Holstein where Danish influence is noticeable, a regular get-together of the roasted duck or goose filled with plums, apples and raisins is international academics of the family tradition. In other regions, especially in Mecklenburg and University of Cologne! This is a great Pomerania, many families prefer kale with boiled potatoes, opportunity to get to know other special sausages and ham. Many families have developed new international researchers in a less traditions for themselves and eat such meals as meat fondue or formal environment and to exchange raclette. In almost all families in all parts of Germany you find a some experiences and thoughts. It is wide variety of Christmas cookies baked according to recipes a chance to chat about all sorts of typical for the family and the region. topics, such as your own projects, networking, and career opportunities Guestscholar Newsletter October – December 2014

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– or to just spend a nice evening together with a group of colleagues from different faculties.

Usually, we will join the meeting of the international PhD students at "Die Wohngemeinschaft", a nice bar located on Richard Wagner Straße (Line 1,12,15 stop "Rudolfplatz", Line New Year’s Eve in Cologne 1 stop "Moltkestr."). In case we 31st of December change the location, you will be informed by email. The Stammtisch For those who want to enjoy the fireworks over the Rhine out in takes place every last Wednesday of the open, the best spots can be found on one of the bridges or the month at 7pm. Please note that along the river bank. Visitors have a clear view of the spectacle we can not offer any drinks or food, from here. Because of the large crowds, the police block off these everybody has to pay for themselves areas at some point over the course of the evening – head down early to ensure that you get a good spot. On the river bank by the Frankenwerft in the old town, visitors Köln Tag at the who have gathered to watch the fireworks can raise their glasses museums of Cologne in a toast to the incoming year. Another great view of the extravaganza is from the Rheinpark, and those looking for Cologne's vibrant art scene makes it something a bit calmer can decamp to the river bank on the other one of the Rhineland's major cultural side of the Rhine in Deutz, where the best views of the historic centres. It is home to over 30 centre are to be had. Escape the crowds further away along the museums and hundreds of galleries riverbank in Poll – and enjoy a stunning view of the events and exhibitions range from local happening on the left bank of the Rhine. ancient Roman archaeological sites All aboard for a night to remember: Visitors after more comfort to contemporary graphics and and fewer crowds, but with an equally spectacular view, should sculpture. board one of the Rhine boats that set sail in the early evening. Each boat has a different party style – ranging from typical As a special service to all of Cologne music, to live performances, or hot sounds of the 70s Cologne’s residents, the city offers and 80s. For more information call the Info-Hotline on: (0049) complimentary access to all (0)221/12 16 00. museums on the first Thursday of Concerts and parties: If it’s something truly special you’re each month! All you need to bring looking for, Cologne has plenty on offer. The band "Bläck Fööss", with you is your ID or any other who sings in the dialect spoken in Cologne, are giving their new document proving that you are a year concert in the Lanxess Arena – perfect for those wanting to resident of the city of Cologne. Until breathe in a bit of carnival air at New Year and get a feeling for 10pm, you are free to browse the the lifestyle typical of the city. spectacular collections of Cologne’s museums. The next so called “Köln Tag” takes place on the 3rd of July.

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Welcome to Cologne KölnCard New Guestscholars arriving at our University Discover Cologne inexpensively Dr. Evgeniia Agafonova | Institut für physikalische Chemie and conveniently with the KölnCard. Free travel on public Dr. David Alvarez-Alonso | Seminar für Geographie transport gives you mobility 24 or Prof. Danka Apostolova | Slavisches Institut 48 hours a day; you also receive Dr. Anita Belcheva | Institut für Alte Geschichte discounts of up to 50% from Dr. Jean-Baptiste Bossa | I. Physikalisches Institut numerous partners. The KölnCard Bryan Brinkman | Institut für Alte Geschichte is available for individuals or Elissavet Chartavella | Institut für Alte Geschichte groups of up to five people regardless of age and valid for 24 Dr. Qing chen | Thomas Institut or 48 hours. Explore Cologne's Dr. Patricia Chiantera Stutte | Historisches Seminar II surrounding region by using Tonia Davidovic | Morphomata KölnCard VRS. Prof. Dr. Jacco Dieleman | Archäologisches Institut Dr. Xin Fang |Mathematisches Institut Where to buy: You will receive the Dr. Konstantin Gnitsevich | Inst. für Neuere KölnCard at Cologne Tourist Board, at KölnShop, from Privatrechtsgeschichte numerous travel agents, at many Prof. Rodrigo Gutierrez-Bravo | Romanisches Seminar Cologne hotels as well as at the Efthymios Kakavogiannis | Institut für Alte Geschichte customer service centres and at Dr. Anastasios Kantaras | Institut für Alte Geschichte many ticket vending machines of Prof. Dr. Galina Kolpakova | Inst. für Deutsche Sprache & Cologne‘s public transport (Kölner Literatur Verkehrs-Betriebe - KVB). Prof. Veronica Kretschel | Husserl Archiv

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