Wartburg College will celebrate Germany on Campus with a series of events in November.

The college will screen “The Conference” at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, in Whitehouse Business Center 214. The film portrays the Jan. 20, 1942, meeting known as the Wannsee Conference where the Nazis finalized their plans for the systematic extermination of Jews across Europe. The movie follows the minutes of the meeting as recorded by Adolf Eichmann.

An exhibition, “The Wannsee Conference and the Persecution and Murder of the European Jews,” will be on display beginning Monday, Nov. 21, in the second-floor hallway of Luther Hall. The exhibition is an illustrated account of the background and aftermath of the conference and was created by the House of the Wannsee Conference Museum in Berlin. The display will remain up until Dec. 5.

Edward Westermann, a regents professor of history at Texas A&M University-San Antonio, will speak at the college’s annual Kleinfeld Lecture in German History, Culture and Politics on Monday, Nov. 28. Westermann’s lecture, “Celebrating the Final Solution? Wannsee and the Intoxication of Mass Murder,” is free and open to the public and will take place at 4:45 p.m. in Whitehouse Business Center 214.

“The Wannsee Conference villa in Berlin became a museum and memorial site only thanks to the decades-long efforts of Holocaust survivors,” said Ethan Blass, assistant professor of German. “By continuing to learn about this event, we participate in the process of education that these survivors initiated.”

Germany on Campus is sponsored by the German Embassy.