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 ZZF is a cooperation partner of the Learning location Keibelstraße in Berlin's Mitte district, which opened in 2019, photo: Irmgard Zündorf.
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.
Screenshot of the website chronik-der-mauer.de, which is scientifically edited by the ZZF.
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 On the basis of so far partially unpublished documents, film and sound material, photographs and interviews with main actors as well as own research, the dramatic...
Entrance to the so-called Goebbels Villa at Bogensee., 2016, photo: Martin Schmitt / ZZF Potsdam.
Research and exhibition project
The Transformation of a Double Contemporary Historical Memory Site after 1990" (BOGENSEE).
Project management: Dr. Irmgard Zündorf (ZZF) und Dr. Jürgen Danyel (ZZF), Project editor: Anja Tack
At Bogensee near Wandlitz, located in the middle of the forest, are two sites of Germany's past: the former villa of Reich Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels and the building complex of the former FDJ Youth College. Since 1999 the buildings have stood empty. Previous utilization concepts were unsuccessful. The project inquires into the potential of the site as a contemporary historical place of remembrance. The goal is to explore the...
Project preliminary meeting 2020 in Ketschendorf: Students Thomas Köhler and Freya Ziegelitz as well as Eckhard Fichtmüller (left) and Ingolf Pötsch (2nd from left), photo: Irmgard Zündorf.
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.
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 ZZF is a cooperation partner of the Learning location Keibelstraße in Berlin's Mitte district, which opened in 2019, photo: Irmgard Zündorf.
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.
Screenshot of the website chronik-der-mauer.de, which is scientifically edited by the ZZF.
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...
Entrance to the so-called Goebbels Villa at Bogensee., 2016, photo: Martin Schmitt / ZZF Potsdam.
Research and exhibition project
The Transformation of a Double Contemporary Historical Memory Site after 1990" (BOGENSEE).
Project management: Dr. Irmgard Zündorf (ZZF) und Dr. Jürgen Danyel (ZZF), Project editor: Anja Tack
At Bogensee near Wandlitz, located in the middle of the forest, are two sites of Germany's past: the former villa of Reich Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels and the building complex of the former FDJ Youth College. Since 1999 the buildings have stood empty. Previous utilization concepts were unsuccessful. The project inquires into the potential of the site as a contemporary historical place of remembrance. The goal is to explore the...
Project preliminary meeting 2020 in Ketschendorf: Students Thomas Köhler and Freya Ziegelitz as well as Eckhard Fichtmüller (left) and Ingolf Pötsch (2nd from left), photo: Irmgard Zündorf.
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.