Public History deals with the steadily growing social significance of historical representations in the most varied media, distributed by public or private institutions, in culture, economics or politics. Thus, public history is a topic of historical science and didactics. It also observes, analyzes and extends the cultural offer of history itself.
Berlin, stumbling block for Else Liebermann von Wahlendorf, Budapester Straße 45, published on 26.09.2006, photo: Axel Mauruszat, details on Wikimedia Commons
Associated research project
At an international conference in Berlin, various research projects on the history of the "Stolpersteine" were discussed. The results of the conference will be documented.
"Sigrid mit Bild", Illustrator: Sonja_Hugi
Associated Graphic novel project
The graphic novel Kolonie der Würde (working title) will tell the story of this reclusive cult from the perspective of its former members and torture victims, German and Chilean, examining the mechanics of totalitarian regimes and the psychological motives of those who create and support them.
Associated PhD project
The dissertation project examines the debates on the possible restitution of cultural objects to their countries of origin as part of decolonization and North-South relations between the late 1960s and 1980s.
Building complex of the former FDJ Youth College, 2016, photo: Martin Schmitt / ZZF Potsdam
Research and exhibition project
Development of an online exhibition on the history of 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 aim of the project is to present the first research results on the history of the site in an online exhibition.
Public History deals with the steadily growing social significance of historical representations in the most varied media, distributed by public or private institutions, in culture, economics or politics. Thus, public history is a topic of historical science and didactics. It also observes, analyzes and extends the cultural offer of history itself.
Berlin, stumbling block for Else Liebermann von Wahlendorf, Budapester Straße 45, published on 26.09.2006, photo: Axel Mauruszat, details on Wikimedia Commons
Associated research project
At an international conference in Berlin, various research projects on the history of the "Stolpersteine" were discussed. The results of the conference will be documented.
"Sigrid mit Bild", Illustrator: Sonja_Hugi
Associated Graphic novel project
The graphic novel Kolonie der Würde (working title) will tell the story of this reclusive cult from the perspective of its former members and torture victims, German and Chilean, examining the mechanics of totalitarian regimes and the psychological motives of those who create and support them.
Associated PhD project
The dissertation project examines the debates on the possible restitution of cultural objects to their countries of origin as part of decolonization and North-South relations between the late 1960s and 1980s.
Building complex of the former FDJ Youth College, 2016, photo: Martin Schmitt / ZZF Potsdam
Research and exhibition project
Development of an online exhibition on the history of 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 aim of the project is to present the first research results on the history of the site in an online exhibition.