Video & Audio

Presenting the fall 2019 class of fellows

Roberto Suro examines the challenges that recent flows of asylum-seeking migrants pose for many Western democracies

Former American Academy in Berlin board chairman Karl von der Heyden discusses his autobiography at the Jewish Museum Berlin.

Adam Ehrlich Sachs discusses his novel The Organs of Sense, about a young Leibniz's encounter with a blind astronomer.

Angela Stent discusses her latest book, "Putin's World: Russia Against the West and with the Rest."

Sandra E. Peterson and Manfred Bischoff discuss digitalization in the health and automotive industries.

Linda Gordon discusses the early twentieth-century Ku Klux Klan and the roots of US anti-immigrant policy.

Jennifer Allen discusses preparations for the end of world in Cold War Germany.

Writer Anne Finger visits the site of a former Nazi psychiatric facility, only to find it forgotten.

Jared Farmer approaches the global history of conservation through monumental trees.