Mennicke
‘Man stands as an open riddle in this world, and no authority can be pointed to that could solve that riddle for him.’
Prof. Dr C.A. Mennicke (1887–1959) first appeared at ISVW in 1931, becoming its director after fleeing Germany in 1935. In 1941, he began a long ‘prison odyssey’, ending at Sachsenhausen camp. After the war, he returned to ISVW and remained director until 1952, when he was able to resume his professorship in Frankfurt. He left a highly personal mark on the School, frequently appeared as an inspiring speaker and succeeded in attracting numerous international speakers to ISVW.
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Specifications
- Building: Main Building
- Dimensions: 7.7 x 8.8 metres
- Theatre-style: 60 people
- Cabaret style: 28 people
- U-shape: 23 people
- Cabaret-style setup: 40 people
- Air conditioning
- Projector, screen and audio equipment
- Flip chart
- Conference box
- Wireless internet