Public History | Collaborative Projects
The Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam (ZZF) is involved in various exhibition and website projects aimed at a broad public. Currently, these include the following Collaborative Projects:
The Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam (ZZF) is involved in various exhibition and website projects aimed at a broad public. Currently, these include the following Collaborative Projects:
Since February 2019, the Learning location Keibelstraße has been open and accessible to the public.
Project team: Karolína Bukovská, Lucas Frings, Jonah Schapira
Project leader: Birgit Marzinka (place of learning Keibelstraße), Irmgard Zündorf (ZZF Potsdam)
Between 1951 and 1990 was on Keibelstraße in Berlin-Mitte a detention center (UHA) and also a police and deportation custody from 1992 to 1996. As part of the project, a permanent exhibition was set up at the site and educational materials were developed.
Website-Project and App
www.chronik-der-mauer.de and Smartphone/iPad-App „Die Berliner Mauer“
Managing Editorial Board: Hanno Hochmuth, ZZF (bis 2019 Hans-Hermann Hertle) :: Inga Jochimsen/Thorsten Schilling, Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung :: Boris Bittner, Deutschlandradio :: Dr. Manfred Wichmann, Stiftung Berliner Mauer
The bilingual website and the “Berlin Wall”-apps are constantly revised, updated and extended. On the basis of so far partially unpublished documents, film and sound material, photographs and interviews with main actors as well as own research, the dramatic...
Website project
Project team: Josephine Eckert, Thomas Köhler, Freya Ziegelitz, Irmgard Zündorf
Together with a film team, students of the Master Public History program (FU Berlin/ZZF Potsdam) will create interviews with the "Initiativgruppe Internierungslager Ketschendorf" and use them to develop a virtual tour of the site. In cooperation with a student of computer science, a website is also to be created that will provide information about the special camp.
Multimedia Exhibition (Bad Freienwalde, Berlin, Weimar, Hamburg)
Associated Project
Head of the exhibition: Prof. Dr. Martin Sabrow
The exhibition explores the uprisings, assassinations and attempted coups in the early years of the Weimar Republic. At the same time, the multimedia exhibition on the excesses of violence between 1918 and 1923 aims to raise questions about a continuity of political violence in Germany - beyond the Weimar Republic to the present day.
Assoziiertes Projekt
Das Netzwerk Zeitgeschichte verbindet Gedenkstätten, Forschung und Zivilgesellschaft. Das Angebot, Projekte und Themen vorzustellen sowie den Austausch untereinander, richtet sich gleichermaßen sowohl an ehrenamtlich getragene Initiativen und Vereine als auch staatlich finanzierte Gedenkstätten und Museen mit ihren unterschiedlichen Ressourcen und Potenzialen.
The Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History Potsdam (ZZF) is involved in various exhibition and website projects aimed at a broad public. Currently, these include the following Collaborative Projects:
Since February 2019, the Learning location Keibelstraße has been open and accessible to the public.
Project team: Karolína Bukovská, Lucas Frings, Jonah Schapira
Project leader: Birgit Marzinka (place of learning Keibelstraße), Irmgard Zündorf (ZZF Potsdam)
Between 1951 and 1990 was on Keibelstraße in Berlin-Mitte a detention center (UHA) and also a police and deportation custody from 1992 to 1996. As part of the project, a permanent exhibition was set up at the site and educational materials were developed.
Website-Project and App
www.chronik-der-mauer.de and Smartphone/iPad-App „Die Berliner Mauer“
Managing Editorial Board: Hanno Hochmuth, ZZF (bis 2019 Hans-Hermann Hertle) :: Inga Jochimsen/Thorsten Schilling, Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung :: Boris Bittner, Deutschlandradio :: Dr. Manfred Wichmann, Stiftung Berliner Mauer
The bilingual website and the “Berlin Wall”-apps are constantly revised, updated and extended. On the basis of so far partially unpublished documents, film and sound material, photographs and interviews with main actors as well as own research, the dramatic...
Website project
Project team: Josephine Eckert, Thomas Köhler, Freya Ziegelitz, Irmgard Zündorf
Together with a film team, students of the Master Public History program (FU Berlin/ZZF Potsdam) will create interviews with the "Initiativgruppe Internierungslager Ketschendorf" and use them to develop a virtual tour of the site. In cooperation with a student of computer science, a website is also to be created that will provide information about the special camp.
Multimedia Exhibition (Bad Freienwalde, Berlin, Weimar, Hamburg)
Associated Project
Head of the exhibition: Prof. Dr. Martin Sabrow
The exhibition explores the uprisings, assassinations and attempted coups in the early years of the Weimar Republic. At the same time, the multimedia exhibition on the excesses of violence between 1918 and 1923 aims to raise questions about a continuity of political violence in Germany - beyond the Weimar Republic to the present day.
Assoziiertes Projekt
Das Netzwerk Zeitgeschichte verbindet Gedenkstätten, Forschung und Zivilgesellschaft. Das Angebot, Projekte und Themen vorzustellen sowie den Austausch untereinander, richtet sich gleichermaßen sowohl an ehrenamtlich getragene Initiativen und Vereine als auch staatlich finanzierte Gedenkstätten und Museen mit ihren unterschiedlichen Ressourcen und Potenzialen.