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Presidential elections will be held in the United States at the beginning of November. Incumbent Joe Biden wants to run again for the Democrats. The Republicans are likely to send former President Donald Trump into the race, although he still has to face a number of court cases before election day. What does the election of one or the other mean for Germany and the world? Deutschlandfunk journalist Christiane Florin discusses this with author Annika Brockschmidt and Ingo Zamperoni. The ARD Tagesthemen presenter lived in the USA for many years and is a recognised expert on American politics.
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Ingo Zamperoni
Annika Brockschmidt
Christiane Florin
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This event is held in German.
A cooperation with Deutschlandfunk
Chamber Music Hall Upper Foyer
10 €
A freelance journalist and author, Annika Brockschmidt has worked for the ZDF-Hauptstadtstudio and produced the podcast HistoPod (for the Federal Agency for Civic Education). She writes for the Tagesspiegel, Zeit Online and the Frankfurter Rundschau, and others. Her book America's God Warriors (2021), about the power of the religious right in the USA, became a bestseller. Most recently, her history of the Republican Party was published under the title Die Brandstifter. Annika Brockschmidt studied History, German Studies and War and Conflict Studies in Heidelberg, Durham and Potsdam.
Presenter of German television news show “Tagesthemen” Ingo Zamperoni lived in the USA for many years, was a correspondent in the ARD Washington studio from 2014 to 2016, and is recognised as an expert on American politics. He authored the books Fremdes Land Amerika (2016) and Anderland - Die USA unter Trump (2018). During the 2020 US election campaign and again in 2022, he travelled the USA to show the political divisions there in film documentaries. Ingo Zamperoni studied American Studies, Law and History in Konstanz, Berlin and Boston. He has also been an honorary professor at Stuttgart Media University since January 2022.
Christiane Florin is head of the new Current Culture department at Deutschlandradio. From 2016 to 2023, she was editor for religion and society at Deutschlandfunk in Cologne. She was previously head of the Christ & Welt editorial team at the weekly newspaper Die Zeit. She has written two books: Der Weiberaufstand (2017) and Warum unsere Studenten so angepasst sind (2014). She studied political science, modern history and musicology in Bonn and Paris, and completed her doctorate with a thesis on France's handling of the Vichy past.
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