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A human zoo: The dark colonial history of Zoologischer Garten
Berlin’s oldest zoo has a dark history. Not even 80 years ago, it was still displaying people.
Podcast
Record where you stand: Digging up the human remains in Berlin museums
Dig Where You Stand is a three-part podcast which examines the thousands of colonial-era human remains being […]
Review
Elevator in Sài Gòn: A chronicle of French Empire and afterlives in Vietnam
Thuận's 'Elevator in Sài Gòn' is a deep exploration into the effects of war, empire and love […]
Feature
Bones of Contention: Why are so many human remains locked up in Berlin museums?
Thousands of skulls and skeletons from victims of German colonialism are lying in Berlin museums. Why is […]
Review
The Empty Grave review: Stolen skulls and German colonialism
Songea Mbano's skull was stolen by the German colonial administration. The Empty Grave follows his descendants as […]
Editor's column
Home and away: Why Australian literature is having a moment internationally
Australian author Gerald Murnane has been gaining international recognition. But there is plenty more to discover from […]
