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DR KLAUS MUELLER

Lectures

Additional LECTURES 2013-1993

Fachbeirat der Bundesstiftung Magnus Hirschfeld 2012-2016

Member Jury for second film in Homomonument Berlin 2012

Lecture and tour Homomonument, Conference Homosexuality and Religion in Africa, German Federal Foreign Office, LSVD, Nov 2011

Gedenken und Verachtung, Konferenz Homophobie, Devianz und weibliche Homosexualitaet im Nationalsozialismus, Ravensbrueck, Oct 2011

A voice not heard: gay survivors in post-war reception and film, Konferenz Welchen der Steine du hebst, Humboldt Universität Berlin, Dec 2009

The men with the pink triangle 1945-2008, Roosevelt University Chicago, Apr 25, 2008

Wie kan ik nog vertrouwen? Homoseksueel in nazi-Duitsland en bezet Nederland’. Landelijk Bureau ter bestrijding van Rassendiscriminatie en het Verzetsmuseum Amsterdam, 8 juni 2006

“So I stood alone with my memories. The men with the pink triangle 1945-2003”, Lecture, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, 2002

Invisible Visitors: Museums and the Gay and Lesbian Community; Lecture AAM, Dallas 2002

Do you remember when, Lecture on virtual displays, Salzburg Global Seminar 2001

Gay persecution, history and present, Riga, Latvia 2001

A new constituency: Museums and their gay and lesbian visitors, Lecture at AAM,  Baltimore 2000

Portraits of Gay Survivors and Their Lack of Profile in Memorial Culture, at  Symposium ’Persecution of Homosexuals under The Nazi Regime’, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington 2000

History, Change and Identity. Lectures, training, workshops, Yearly Conference Accept, Sinaia, Jul 2-4, Romania 1999

Introduction to ‘But I was a girl..’ (Frieda Belinfante), Milan Gay/Lesbian Film Festival, Italy 1999

Lecture, Philadelphia, PrideFest America 1999

Gays and Lesbian under Nazi rule, public program, lecture and American premiere of “But I was a girl”, USHMM, Washington 1999

Open Society Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia 1998

Conference on ‘Fascism and Homophobia’, IGLYO, Pisa 1997

Beyond the pink triangle, Goethe-Institute New York, May 1997

Holocaust Remembrance Culture from a gay perspective, Conference From Memory to History. Controversies about Holocaust Remembrance, University of Antwerp, May 1997

Resistance: The unknown story of Frieda Belinfante, at conference ‘The Holocaust in the Netherlands: A Reevaluation’, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, May 1997

“Die historische Konstruktion des Homosexuellen und die Codieruing der Geschlechterdifferenz”, Beitrag zu Symposium ’Geschlecht und Moderne’, Gesamthochschule-Universität Paderborn, Germany 1996

So blieb man allein mit der Erinnerung. Von anonymisierten Zeugnissen his zu einer kollektiven Erklaerung homosexueller Ueberlebender, Conference Gesamthochschule-Universität Saarbrücken Konferenz ’Wider das Vergessen’,  Oct 1996

Belated testimonies and autobiographical literature by gay survivors, Conference ’The last phase of survivor’s literature’, Beersheva Ben-Gurion University, Israel, May 1996

Amnesty International Symposium on “Homosexuality and Human Rights”, Amsterdam, Netherlands 1996

Lecture, Symposium ‘Initiative Homomonument’, Berlin 1996

Lecture, Conference ’Lesbian and Gay Lives Remembered’, University of London, United Kingdom, Sep 1995

Making history invisible. The exclusion of gays in Holocaust memorials as an example of representational problems of the so-called forgotten victims, Conference Memorials and Museums on the heritage of the Nazi past and the Holocaust in the United States and Germany: Similarities and Differences, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington DC, Sep 1994

Lecture and film presentation, Cleveland Interfaith Congregation Chevrei Tikva, 1994

Stories Untold: Lesbian and Gays during the Holocaust, Lecture and film presentation, Lesbian and Gay Congressional Staff Association, Rayburn House Building, Washington, Sep 1994

Presentation and discussion, Reel Affirmations: Washington DC Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Oct 1994

The exclusion of gay victims in Holocaust Memorial Culture, Lecture and commentator, Opening Conference United States Holocaust Research Institute, United States 1993

Whom de we remember?, Candlelight vigil in remembrance of gay and lesbian victims of the Holocaust, Washington DC, Apr 23, 1993

Lecture on Ph.D. thesis, Humboldt University, Berlin, 1993

Lecture on Ph.D. thesis, St. Paul University, Minneapolis, 1992