Queerness in Fascism: The Case of Bruno Balz

This event examines the life of Bruno Balz, a queer artist who navigated the oppressive conditions of Nazi Germany. Attendees will explore how Balz's identity and work intersected with the fascist regime, offering a nuanced perspective on queer history.

The program includes a detailed presentation of Balz's story, drawing on historical records and personal accounts. It provides insight into the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals during this period, highlighting resilience and creativity under persecution.

This talk is a valuable opportunity for those interested in queer history, fascism, and the arts. It encourages reflection on the past and its relevance to contemporary discussions on identity and human rights.