Germany sees itself as a world champion of remembrance and coming to terms with the past. But how is it, then, that right-wing populists win elections, right-wing extremist crimes are inadequately investigated, and "Never again is now" has become a mere phrase? Max Czollek and Hadija Haruna-Oelker believe that this is also due to a failed German culture of remembrance. Together, they consider a new approach that shapes the present in such a way that the past does not repeat itself. A perspicacious and provocative analysis of the rightward shift in society from two important intellectual voices of our time. A book full of wit, sorrow, resistance, and the energy to start all over again. Biography (Max Czollek) Max Czollek, born in Berlin in 1987, studied political science there until 2012, following stays in Texas and Israel. He is a member of the Berlin poetry circle G13, which he co-founded in 2009. Since 2011, he has been a member of the Forum of 13. He received invitations to the Berlin Poetry Festival in 2011 and the Zeitkunst Festival in 2011 and 2012. New product