Detlef Hartmann

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Detlef Hartmann (* 1941 ) is a German lawyer , author and left-wing activist .

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After attending school, Hartmann studied at the Hamburg Christianeum in Bordeaux , Freiburg, Hamburg and Berkeley . In California he took part in the political activities in the Bay Area , which he understood as “socially oriented”, even if they were directed primarily against the Vietnam War . Returned to the FRG in 1970, he continued the political activity in the context of social disputes, which continues to this day. In 1973 he took part in the squatting in Hamburg's Ekhofstrasse (1973), which was not only about gaining living space, but also opposing a building project that drove the Neue Heimat .

Hartmann has been working as a lawyer in Hamburg and Cologne since 1977, primarily as a criminal defense attorney, also in numerous proceedings against left-wing activists and also in the representation of the accessory prosecution in Nazi war crimes trials, such as those against Kurt Lischka , Ernst Heinrichsohn and Herbert Hagen before the Cologne Regional Court in 1979, against Heinrich Boere before the Aachen Regional Court in 2007 and against Siert Bruins before the Hagen Regional Court in 2013.

Hartmann worked with members of the Proletarian Front (PF), a group from the operaist “we-want-everything” association.

He moved to Cologne as a result of the criminal trial against Roland Otto and Karl Heinz Roth , which Hartmann was defending. There he occupied a number of houses with the members of the social-revolutionary-oriented “ Socialist Self-Help Cologne ” (SSK) in the Ehrenfeld Marienstraße as the beginning of a social-revolutionary project. This not only resulted in further occupations, but also in activities in many other areas: Against the foreigner policy, nuclear policy, militarization, Nazi remembrance and "coping policy" (participation in the campaign for the Edelweiss pirates ), but above all against the policy of urban redevelopment and Expulsion (occupation of Marienstrasse, then group living space for everyone ) and against the Rheinische Psychiatrie, which was still strongly Nazi-influenced. These activities were accompanied by Hartmann's collaboration in the magazine Autonomie and, with a social revolutionary orientation, in the follow-up project, the “Materials for a New Anti-imperialism” ( materials ). At this time, further activities by Hartmann against the foreigners and expulsion policy (group borders on ), against Hartz IV (group payday ), against the new militarism (group Bundeswehr resign ), campaign against SFB 700 , which continues to this day pass.

In daily media and journalistic, Hartmann positions himself in the young world and in WDR 5 .

Fonts (selection)

Monographs

  • The alternative: Life as Sabotage, Tübingen 1981, ISBN 3-88266-006-6 , new edition Berlin, Göttingen, Gießen 1988, ISBN 3-924737-03-7
  • Together with the editorial collective “Materials for a New Anti-imperialism”: The End of the Soviet Accumulation Model, Berlin, Göttingen 1992, ISBN 3-924737-15-0
  • The ethnicization of the social. The example of Yugoslavia, Berlin, Göttingen 1993, ISBN 3-924737-18-5
  • Strategies of submission, strategies of liberation, Berlin, Göttingen 1993, ISBN 3-924737-17-7
  • "Empire". Left ticket for travel to the right. Changes in philosophy politics: Hardt / Negri, Sloterdijk, Foucault, Berlin, Hamburg 2002, ISBN 978-3-935936-15-6
  • With Dirk Vogelskamp : Iraq. Threshold to the social world war, Berlin, Hamburg, Göttingen 2003, ISBN 3-935936-21-4
  • With Gerald Geppert : Cluster: The new stage of capitalism, Berlin, Hamburg 2008, ISBN 978-3-935936-62-0
  • With John Malamatinas , Crisis Laboratory Greece, Financial Markets, Struggles and the New Order of Europe, Berlin, Hamburg 2011, ISBN 978-3-86241-405-5 .
  • Crises, fights, wars, Volume 1, Alan Greenspan's endless "tsunami". A wave of attacks for the renewal of capitalist power, Berlin, Hamburg 2015, ISBN 978-3-86241-448-2 .
  • Crises, Struggles, Wars, Volume 2, Innovative Barbarism Against Social Revolution. Capitalism and mass violence in the 20th century, Berlin, Hamburg 2019, ISBN 978-3-86241-454-3

Book chapters, articles (selection)

  • What was right in the morning cannot be wrong in the evening or: Why no lemons grow on fir trees, epilogue in: H. Broder, Thank you. Up to here and no further, Hamburg 1980, p. 243
  • From integration to segregation - 30 years of urban development policy using the example of the “Neue Heimat”, autonomy, materials against the factory society, New Series 3/1980, Hamburg, p. 16
  • “Social technology”, keyword in: Handbook of basic psychological concepts, edited by Günther Rexilius and Siegfried Grubitzsch, Reinbek bei Hamburg 1981, p. 1013.
  • Reflections on the planning strategy of the Neue Heimat, in: R. Nitsche (ed.), Häuserkampf, Berlin 1981
  • Discussion with Detlef Hartmann following the article on his book "Leben als Sabotage" from the editorial team of the journal "Interaction: Technology - Natural Science - Society" by R. Ostermann, Die Macht des Technischen Klassenkampf, Wechselffekt, No. 13, May 1982 , P. 44
  • Genocide versus social revolution. The US imperialist system of Bretton Woods as the enforcer of the National Socialist New Order, autonomy, materials against the factory society, New Series 14/1984, Berlin / Hamburg, p. 217
  • Social revolution and the command of accumulation, www.material.org/worldwide/russia/hartmann_russ_revol.pdf
  • You cannot reform a murder machine (to the IMF), Schwarzer Faden 01/1988
  • “The mighty work of National Socialism” (about Sohn-Rethel), Konkret 3/1990, p. 44
  • What war? Egypt: Operations in the scenario of a politico-economic deployment, in: J. Later, ... everything is changing all the time, Freiburg 1994, p. 27
  • SFB 700 - a neocolonial project? www.material.org/texte/hartmann/neokolonialismus.html
  • The two faces of 1917. The social revolution and the nightmare of ›Red October‹ In: Christopher Wimmer (ed.): “Where have all the rebels gone?” Perspectives on class struggle and counterpower. Münster 2020. pp. 28–54

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Barbara Sichtermann , Kai Sichtermann : This is our house: a story of squatting . Structure Digital, 2017, ISBN 978-3-351-03660-7 , p. 304 ( limited preview in Google Book Search).
  2. ↑ Roland Kaufhold: A "Jewish Apo": The Free Jewish Voice (1979-1980). haGalil onLine, July 7, 2019, accessed on May 24, 2020 (see note on issue No. 6 of the Free Jewish Voice of February 1980).
  3. ↑ Jörg Diehl: Ex-SS man is said to be involved in further murders. In: Der Spiegel. January 28, 2010, accessed May 24, 2020 .
  4. ↑ Jörg Diehl: "He finished off who he got hold of". In: Der Spiegel. August 31, 2013, accessed May 24, 2020 .
  5. ↑ Klaus von Wrochem: Klaus the violinist: Germany's most famous street musician tells . Kiepenheuer & W., 1996, ISBN 978-3-462-02512-5 , pp. 193 ( limited preview in Google Book search).
  6. ↑ Author information Detlef Hartmann. Retrieved February 12, 2020 .
  7. ↑ text_masson. Retrieved February 12, 2020 .
  8. ^ Texts by Detlef Hartmann. Retrieved February 12, 2020 .
  9. ↑ Our author: Detlef Hartmann • Association A • Berlin / Hamburg. Retrieved February 12, 2020 .
  10. ↑ ThB: SCHATTENBLICK. Retrieved February 12, 2020 .
  11. ↑ Christa Schaffmann: Individuality is not wanted. In: Junge Welt. March 2, 2020, accessed May 24, 2020 .
  12. ↑ Joachim Lünenschloss, Hans Detlev von Kirchbach: Experienced stories with Detlef Hartmann. (Audio) WDR 5, February 24, 2017, accessed on May 24, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Hartmann, Detlef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer, author and left-wing activist
DATE OF BIRTH 1941