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| Lecturing in International Educational
and Cultural Institutions |
| Dr. Wagner lectured in prestigious universities
in the United States, Canada, Australia, South Africa, Germany,
Israel, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, France, Portugal, United
Kingdom, Ireland, Belgium, Sweden, Norway, Iceland, Romania,
Lithuania and Japan . |
| Universities |
- USA: Yale University,
The City University of New York; Brandeis University;
University of Arizona; University of Northern Texas; George
Washington University, Washington D.C.; University of
Washington, Seattle; University of Southern California,
Los Angeles; Emory University, Atlanta; Saint Joseph's
University, PA; F. Dickinson University, N. J.; Florida
Atlantic University; University of Southern Maine of Maine
; Pennstate University, Pennsylvania : Western Conneticut
University ; University of Alabama, Tulsaloosa; University
of Denver; Virginia Tech, Blacksburg; University of St.
Thomas, Minnesota; Bowling Green University, Ohio; Virginia
University, Charlottesville; Southern Methodist University,
Dallas, Texas; Noise State University, Idaho; University
of Tulsa, Oklahoma; Middle Tennessee State University,
Murfreesboro.
- Canada: McMaster University, Hamilton;
University of Toronto; University of British Columbia,
Vancouver; McGill University, Montreal.
- Israel: The Hebrew University, Jerusalem;
The Tel Aviv University, The Ben Gurion University, Beer
Sheva.
- Austria: University of Vienna, Musikuniversität
Wien University of Innsbruck.
- France: Sorbonne, Paris. Switzerland:
University of Zurich, Basel and Bern.
- Germany: Humboldt University, Berlin;
University of Munich, Bergische University, Wuppertal;
University of Paderborn.
- Sweden: University of Uppsala Norway:
University of Oslo. Iceland: University of Reykjavik.
- Italy: University of Bologna ; University
of Pisa, University of Cremona;
- Portugal: New University of Lisbon
- United Kingdom: University of Oxford,
University of London, Aston University of Birmingham University
of Wales, Swansea;
- Ireland: University of Cork, Limerick
and Dublin ;
- Japan: The Keio and The Gakushui University,
Tokyo;
- Southafrica: University of Cape Town.
- University of Bucarest and Craicova |
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| as well as in international cultural institutions
on four continents |
| International cultural institutions |
United States:
The State of the World Forum, San Francisco; The United
States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Washington, C.D.;; Leo
Baeck Institute, NYC; American Jewish Committee, NYC;
; Sarah Lawrence College, NYC; Gersham Y Institute, Phildelphia;
National Archives, Washington DC; Boston Public Library;
Museum of Tolerance, L.A.; The Commonwealth Club, San
Francisco; Holocaust Memorial Center of West Bloomington;
Congregation Micah, Nashville, Tennessee; American Society
of Adolescent Psychiatry, St. Paul, Minnesota and New
York City; Festival of the Arts at Southwest Virginia
Community College, Tazewell, Virginia; Trinity College,
Burlington, Vermont (The Waters Chair Events); American
Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, Ohio; Cincinnati Symphony
Orchestra Concert Hall; Conservatory of Music of the University
of Cincinnati; Max Kade Institute, Los Angeles; Mayerson
Hall Auditorium, Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute,
Cincinnati, Ohio; Schoenberg Institute, Los Angeles; School
of Music, Bloomington, Indiana; Lyric Opera, Chicago;
Deutsche Literarische Gesellschaft, Chicago; National
Collection of the Fine Arts and Kennedy Center for the
Performing Arts, Washington, D.C. Canada:
Synagogue Tifereth Beth David Jerusalem, Montreal; Mozart
Festival, Montreal, International Musical Festival, Montreal.
Israel: Tel Aviv Opera House and Museum
of the Arts; F.Blumenthal Music Center and Library, Tel
Aviv; Italy: Press Club, Milan; Teatro
Miela, Triest; Casa Verdi, Milan; Atelier Gluck, Milan;
Loggione del Teatro alla Scala, Milan, Istituto di Ricerca
per il Teatro Musicale (IRTEM), Rome; Teatro Litta, Milan;
Conservatorio Verdi (Sala Puccini), Milan; England:
Saatchi Synagogue, Emerson College, Sussex; The Spiro
Institute at the London University in cooperation with
the West Hampstead Synagogue, London. France:
European Center of Reunions and Conferences, Paris; ACC,
Paris; Film Festival, Biarritz; Theatre Toulouse. Sweden:
French School; French Protestant Church; Anthroposophic
Center; House of Culture, Stockholm. Austria:
Bruckner Festival; Institute for Science and Arts, Vienna.
Switzerland: Conservatory Winterthur,
Opera House Zurich; Paulus Akademie, OMANUT Christian-Jewish
Cooperation, Zurich; Nietzsche Kolloquium, Sils Maria;
Riverside School, Zurich. Germany: Conservatory
Schwerin ; Heinrich Boell Foundation - Germany ; Berlin
Ensemble, Jewish Museum, Dorsten; Brecht House, Berlin;
Evangelische Akademie (Protestant Academy), Arnoldsheim;
Dessau Opera House, Dessau; Weimar Art Festival; Schumann
Festival, Düsseldorf; Winter Academy of the German
Federal Headquarter for Industries and Commerce, Bonn
(Deutscher Industrie und Handelstag); Contemporary Music
Festival, Weimar; Franz Liszt Music Conservatory, Weimar;
Art Collection Hall in Goethe House, Weimar; Weimar-Liechtenstein
Cultural Circle; Weimar Klassik, Weimar; Cologne Philharmonic
Hall; Munich Film Academy; Gasteig Cultural Center, Munich;
Synagogue, Bonn; Opera House Wuppertal, Wuppertal ; Leading
German bookstores and libraries in connection with the
reading of his autobiography ( 1997) ; Poland: Auschwitz
– Catholic Cultural Centre
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| and including the world-renowned Goethe Institutes
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| International Goethe Institutes |
| United States:
Cincinnati, Chicago, Atlanta, Houston, Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Washington D.C.; Canada: Vancouver,
Toronto, Victoria; Australia: Sydney
Germany: Weimar, Mannheim; France:
Paris, Toulouse; Italy: Rome; United
Kingdom: London; Ireland: Dublin; Sweden:
Stockholm and Goeteborg; Denmark: Arhuus;
Iceland: Reykjavik; Norway:
Oslo; Romania: Bucarest ; Japan:
Tokyo; Korea: Seoul. |
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Univesity of Arizona
2004 |
Teresina, Gottfried in
Massada /Israel 1990 |
Herzl Schmueli
Zurich 1995 |
Maariv New paper Israel
8-01-1990 |
G.Wagner in Europarlament
Janaury 1999 |
Auschwitz proves in
black and white |
G.Wagner in Bucarest lecture
December 2002
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