"Germans Must Not Bury Their History": The Wannsee Conference in the Latin American Imaginary

Spring Lecture Series: "'Germans Must Not Bury Their History': The Wannsee Conference in the Latin American Imaginary"

Join the Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies at the University of Texas at Dallas for the third and final talk of their annual Spring Lecture Series. Dr. Pedro Gonzalez Corona will present "'Germans Must Not Bury Their History: The Wannsee Conference in the Latin American Imaginary." This lecture will explore the various channels of representation of the Wannsee Conference in Latin America and the public responses to it.

Dr. Pedro Gonzalez Corona is an assistant professor of instruction in the School of Arts and Humanities, teaching both undergraduate and graduate courses focusing on the ideas of race and human rights. He is also the assistant to the director of the Ackerman Center for Holocaust Studies, and his administrative work assisting Dr. Roemer includes building collaborative relationships across the world with other universities, organizations, and museums for our students. Additionally, he currently has a fellowship with the Institute for the Study of Human Rights at Columbia University. He earned his PhD in History of Ideas from UT Dallas in 2019 after successfully defending his dissertation titled, Genealogy of Racism in Mexico: Technological Devices of Race and Their Transformation in Modern Mexico.

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