Nikolas Lelle and Tom Uhlig in Fürth: Book premiere for Defining Antisemitism
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A book premiere that combines conceptual clarity with contemporary diagnosis
With Defining Antisemitism. A Guide to Distinction, a book premiere in Fürth takes center stage, which is more than just a classic reading: Nikolas Lelle and Tom Uhlig open an intellectual space where Antisemitism is not oversimplified but precisely questioned. The evening at the Jewish Museum of Franconia promises an author encounter with political urgency, scientific depth, and that reading atmosphere where language becomes an analysis.
A topic that demands precision
The volume addresses where public debates often drift into vagueness. Lelle and Uhlig highlight how Antisemitism is misunderstood or only partially grasped in everyday practical and academic interpretations. This literary and socially relevant quality of the evening lies precisely in this: concepts are not presented as mere buzzwords but as tools for understanding.
Authority from research, education, and practice
Nikolas Lelle has been working at the Amadeu Antonio Foundation since 2020 and researches Antisemitism critique, culture of remembrance, and social theory. Tom Uhlig is a substitute professor for democracy promotion and methods at the RheinMain University of Applied Sciences and a co-editor of Freie Assoziation. Both bring the expertise that distinguishes a well-founded book presentation from a mere reading: Here, voices do not come from a vacuum, but two authors with clear professional anchoring speak.
The venue: Jewish Museum of Franconia as an appropriate resonance space
The Jewish Museum of Franconia in Fürth provides a historical and cultural framework that deepens the topic. The combination of museum, study library, and event venue creates an intimate, focused environment for a literary experience that connects education, culture of remembrance, and contemporary discourse. Accessibility, an inductive audio system, and early admission emphasize the organized character of the event.
What visitors can expect
An informative, yet accessible book premiere with conversational character that offers arguments instead of slogans is expected. Those interested in Antisemitism research, political education, and current debates will experience an evening with substance, orientation, and clear language. This event is worthwhile for anyone who understands literature as a space for thought and wants to experience contemporary issues live.
Conclusion: An evening of significance will emerge in Fürth on June 18, 2026, that combines conceptual work, contemporary analysis, and cultural responsibility. Those attending the book premiere will not just experience a reading but a precise author encounter of high relevance.
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