Transatlantic German Studies in the US College Classroom: Student Voices on Race, Complicity, and Ideology via Short German Films

Authors

  • Andrew Fuldwider
  • Brigid Meisenbacher
  • Mary Gorski
  • Naya Tadavarthy
  • Matt Twargoski
  • William Donahue

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Published

2022-02-25

Issue

Andererseits 9/10

Section

Undergraduate Research / Studentische Forschung

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