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DESCRIPTION:A Holocaust Education Series Lecture by Devin Pendas\nIn recent
  years\, it has become commonplace to speak of the ways\nthat law can buil
 d democracy after periods of political repression\nand turmoil. It is ofte
 n claimed that prosecuting past atrocities\nis a necessary and direct step
  on the path toward political\nrenewal. Germany after WW II is often toute
 d as the most successful\nexample of such transitional justice.\nProfessor
  Devin Pendas offers a close look at Germany's\nexperience of transitional
  justice after the war and reveals an\naltogether more complicated and tro
 ubling picture\, one in which law\ncontributed as much to the consolidatio
 n of new forms of\ndictatorship as it did to the spread of democracy.\nCon
 ference will last 45 minutes\, followed by a 15-minute\nquestion period. R
 eception to follow at 6 pm.\n
DTSTART:20081112T220000Z
DTEND:20081112T230000Z
LOCATION:Chancellor Day Hall\, CA\, QC\, Montreal\, H3A 1W9\, 3644 rue Peel
SUMMARY:Law and Democracy: Transitional Justice in Germany\, 1945-1950
URL:/channels/event/law-and-democracy-transitional-jus
 tice-germany-1945-1950-100930
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