Our first ever temporary exhibition pays homage to our Center’s namesake. Working with international partners and students from the Julius Springer School, we have put together an exhibition that illustrates Twain’s view of Heidelberg and the German people.
The Mark Twain Center for Transatlantic Relations in Heidelberg’s Südstadt district is currently developing a multimedia exhibition on German-American relations.
Based in a location of historic significance, the Center’s mission is to combine living memory with academic research and culture.
The focus of the Mark Twain Center for Transatlantic Relations (MTC) is the shared history of the German and American people. The Center aims to bring together cultural and academic perspectives and to promote discussion of important issues for the future of German-American relations.
Encounters with Americans have fundamentally influenced Heidelberg’s past and present. Similarly, Heidelberg has had a place in the consciousness of many US citizens since the 18th century.
Commemoration, research and culture
With its three pillars of commemoration, research and culture and the combination of local history and discussion of issues of importance for the future of transatlantic relations, the MTC is in a unique position
The Mark Twain Center for Transatlantic Relations in Heidelberg’s Südstadt district is currently developing a multimedia exhibition on German-American relations.
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Our first ever temporary exhibition pays homage to our Center’s namesake. Working with international partners and students from the Julius Springer School, we have put together an exhibition that illustrates Twain’s view of Heidelberg and the German people.
