Episode 21 (deutsch) mit Dr. Michael Vesper

from Decolonial Memories · host Thomas Fues

In dieser Episode spricht Dr. Michael Vesper, früherer Spitzenpolitiker von Bündnis 90/Die Grünen und ehemaliger Vorstandsvorsitzender des Deutschen Olympischen Sportbunds, über sein langjähriges Engagement zu Namibia und über die aktuelle Bedeutung der deutschen Kolonialgeschichte. Ein wichtiger Aspekt davon ist für ihn die Rückführung der kolonialen Raubgüter. Als Vorsitzender des Freundeskreises der Ruhrtriennale schildert er seine Sicht auf die umstrittene Einladung des kamerunischen Wissenschaftlers Achille Mbembe als Eröffnungsredner der Kulturerveranstaltung im Jahr 2020. Das Gespräch fand am 29.05.2026 in Köln statt.

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