Speakers: Olga Grjasnowa, Tina Mendelsohn, Rafael Seligmann

Four generations after the Holocaust, Europe’s fastest growing Jewish community faces new challenges, from Günter Grass’s anti-Israel poem What Must Be Said, to furious debate over the legality of circumcision and assaults against Jews in the street. Join writers of two generations for a keynote discussion on what it means to be Jewish and German today. It will raise provocative questions about difference and identity that resonate with all multicultural societies.