In this episode, we explore the future of history. In our first segment, we will talk about memory culture and whether a computer game about the Holocaust will hit the markets soon. Then, we will hear about the Creating Future Memory Project that helps raising awareness about data collection. Finally, we will take a listen about how the Occupation Museum is getting ready for the future.

In this episode, we explore the future of history. In our first segment, we will talk about memory culture and whether a computer game about the Holocaust will hit the markets soon. Then, we will hear about the Creating Future Memory Project that helps raising awareness about data collection. Finally, we will take a listen about how the Occupation Museum is getting ready for the future.

In this episode, we explore the future of history. In our first segment, we will talk about memory culture and whether a computer game about the Holocaust will hit the markets soon. Then, we will hear about the Creating Future Memory Project that helps raising awareness about data collection. Finally, we will take a listen about how the Occupation Museum is getting ready for the future.

Lisa Urlbauer

www.planetmundus.com

Lisa Urlbauer

www.planetmundus.com

Lisa Urlbauer

www.planetmundus.com

Selena Quintanilla: a musician from a special genre of music called Tejano music. She was born and brought up in Texas but had her roots firmly in Mexico. And she wasn’t just a musician. She was also an actress, a spokesperson, a model, an icon. She was also called the Tejano Madonna.

(Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com)

Selena Quintanilla: a musician from a special genre of music called Tejano music. She was born and brought up in Texas but had her roots firmly in Mexico. And she wasn’t just a musician. She was also an actress, a spokesperson, a model, an icon. She was also called the Tejano Madonna.

(Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com)

Selena Quintanilla: a musician from a special genre of music called Tejano music. She was born and brought up in Texas but had her roots firmly in Mexico. And she wasn’t just a musician. She was also an actress, a spokesperson, a model, an icon. She was also called the Tejano Madonna.

(Shubham Kaushik, www.planetmundus.com)

Peru is going through a political turmoil after Pedro Pablo Kuczynski resigned to the Presidency. He was accused of involvement in a corruption scheme and stepped down a day before the Senate voted his impeachment. The details of this shake up and what may come next in this South American country is the focus of this week’s Slow News.

(Mário Braga and Jacinta Molina, www.planetmundus.com)