Courses

Americanist Pavel Dubravsky analyzes the phenomenon of Donald Trump: from his first steps in big business to his return to the White House despite defeat, criminal cases, and two assassination attempts. What principles and strategies transformed a man with no political experience into a figure who rewrote the rules of American politics? A course on the character, mistakes, and decisions that made Trump who he is, and on which of these lessons work far beyond politics.

The history of the Weimar Republic is inextricably linked with the history of political parties. Like the republic itself, these parties did not appear out of nowhere and did not disappear into oblivion. The roots of most of them lay in the Kaiserreich, and after a 12-year Nazi hiatus, most were reestablished or served as the foundation for the creation of new parties that defined the political life of both German states in the second half of the 20th century.