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Für Demokratie gegen Extremismus
Dona Kujacinski / German / 2025 / 214 Pages
Democracy is often taken for granted, yet it is anything but secure. Today, only about 6.6% of the world’s population lives in full democracies. In #FürDemokratieGegenExtremismus, 27 young authors speak out in defense of values such as freedom, equality, and human dignity, which are increasingly threatened by extremism, populism, and disinformation. They address issues like online hate, racism, and political apathy. The book is a call to action: democracy must be defended with commitment and conviction, as it is the foundation of a free society.
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Reading
30 May
3.00 PM
Lounge 19
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Credits
| Year | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Language | German |
| Pages | 214 |
| ISBN | 978-3945546055 |
| Author | Dona Kujacinski |
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| Publisher | Brandenburg-Buch |
Program Info
Live Reading
Guests
Jonas A. Lehmann
Anton Steiniger
Moderation
Dona Kujacinski
Dona Kujacinski is a freelance journalist and author. For decades, she has conducted interviews with influential figures. She became known for her bestseller “Hannelore Kohl – Her Life” as well as other biographies and non-fiction books. Her work focuses on contemporary history and personal stories. Dona Kujacinski lives and works in Berlin; she has been writing for the Brandenburg Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sports since 2024 and is committed to the preservation of democracy.
