Reading & Discussion | Moderation: Ulrika Rinke (Literaturhaus Rostock)
Muse, secretary, wife: there are many names for women whose influence has been erased from history. Female scientists whose achievements were not recognized in contrast to those of their male colleagues. Female authors who hid behind male pseudonyms. Female artists who have been forgotten in the shadow of their husbands. Historian Leonie Schöler tells their stories in a lively and entertaining way and shows women who have advanced our society to this day. Schöler illustrates how important the discussion about participation and visibility is - and not just in retrospect.
Leonie Schöler, born in 1993, is a historian, journalist, filmmaker and presenter. She shares knowledge about history and current political events on her successful TikTok and Instagram channels (@heeyleonie). Her documentary about the Tönnies system for ZDFinfo was released in summer 2021 and her eight-part web video series on the Wannsee Conference for ZDF in January 2022. Schöler also hosted the ZDFinfo format "Heureka" on YouTube from November 2022.
Admission:€15, €11.50 reduced for all guests under 30, for holders of a Hugendubel Card, Warnowpass holders, severely disabled persons and members of Literaturhaus Rostock e.V.
Location: Hugendubel University Bookshop, Kröpeliner Str.41, 18055 Rostock
A cooperation event of the university bookstore Hugendubel and the Literaturhaus Rostock.
