Tag: National Socialism
Munich’s fire brigade was not a collective of perpetrators under National Socialism – Munich
At half past midnight the Munich fire department received its first call from Herzog-Rudolf-Straße. It is November 10, 1938 – a date that will go down in German history books…
Lotte Laserstein exhibition in Stockholm: The break in life
Lotte Laserstein was expelled from Germany – and from art history. The Moderna Museet in Stockholm is devoting a large retrospective to her. source site
Munich: Max-Josef-Stift is working on its Nazi history. – Munich
The Max-Josef-Stift girls’ high school looks back on a 200-year history. One chapter has left a particularly problematic mark: a blood and soil fresco from 1939. Eduard Steinert’s mural was…
SZ discussion evening in the Residenztheater on anti-Semitism – Munich
In the As part of the joint series “Munich Talks” by the Munich Residenztheater and the South German newspaper SZ deputy editor-in-chief Alexandra Föderl-Schmid speaks with former Green politician and…
Medicine under National Socialism: Doctors were comprehensively involved – health
A current analysis shows how deeply doctors were involved in the crimes of the Nazi regime. The researchers dispute the idea that it was just the excesses of a few…
Evonik boss Kullmann: "Anyone who votes for AfD puts jobs at risk"
Christian Kullmann, head of the chemical company Evonik, warns of the rise of right-wing parties and recalls the failure of German elites during the rise of Hitler. source site
Hall 116 in Augsburg: A place with many stories – Bavaria
In the transfer list from the Flossenbürg concentration camp, Jakob Bamberger is defamed as “Aso”, as a so-called “anti-social” – and as an artist. Born in Königsberg in 1913, Bamberger…
Exhibition “Existentialism” in the Nuremberg Congress Hall – Bavaria
The exhibition “Existentialism” in the Nuremberg Congress Hall tells of the burden of the past, but also shows how one could deal with the non-place in the future. There is…
Kempten: Contemporary witnesses remember the Nazi era – Bavaria
Some memories are burned into your memory, like that of the Jewish woman at the weekly market. This weekly market in Kempten was closed to Jews during the Nazi era.…
HuPfla: “Medical-historical topic failure and professional failure” – Bavaria
No debate in recent years has kept Erlangen in such suspense as the one surrounding the former sanatorium and nursing home, the “HuPfla”. In the city’s academic milieu, that means…