German places of remembrance

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"German Memories" is a three-volume work by the Berlin historians Étienne François and Hagen Schulze , published by CH Beck .

Based on the seven-volume work by the French historian Pierre Nora and the associated new approach, publications on places of remembrance have been published in many European countries .

part 1

rich

  1. A fight for Rome ( Arnold Esch )
  2. Charlemagne - Charlemagne ( Joachim Ehlers )
  3. Canossa ( Otto Gerhard Oexle )
  4. Nuremberg (Anne G. Kosfeld)
  5. The Peace of Westphalia (Claire Gantet)
  6. Vienna, Heldenplatz ( Ernst Hanisch )
  7. The Führerbunker ( Joachim Fest )
  8. The Reichstag ( Bernd Roeck )

poet and thinker

  1. The Song of the Nibelungs ( Peter Wapnewski )
  2. German idealism ( Heinz Dieter Kittsteiner )
  3. Goethe ( Dieter Borchmeyer )
  4. Weimar ( Georg Bollenbeck )
  5. "De l'Allemagne" ( Michel Espagne )
  6. Theodor Fontane ( Gotthard Erler )
  7. The Mann family ( Irmela von der Lühe )

people

  1. Grimm's fairy tale (Maria Tatar)
  2. " On the German being ... " ( Bedřich Loewenstein )
  3. The Ethnographic Museum (Hans Voges)
  4. The Bamberg Rider and Uta von Naumburg ( Wolfgang Ullrich )
  5. Flight and expulsion ( Eva Hahn / Hans Henning Hahn )
  6. The Volkswagen ( Erhard Schütz )
  7. Germans abroad (Rainer Münz / Rainer Ohliger)

Hereditary enemy

  1. The Turks Before Vienna (Mathieu Lepetit)
  2. Versailles (Hagen Schulze)
  3. Jud Suss (Na'ama Sheffi)
  4. Tannenberg / Grunwald ( Frithjof Benjamin Schenk )
  5. The Bolshevik (Pierre Aycoberry)

Conflict

  1. The white sausage equator ( Friedrich Prinz )
  2. Heinrich Heine ( Michael Werner )
  3. Nietzsche (Steven E. Aschheim)
  4. The Junkers ( Heinz Reif )
  5. Rapallo ( Martin Schulze Wessel )
  6. The Wall ( Edgar Wolfrum )

fault

  1. Pietism ( Hartmut Lehmann )
  2. The stab in the back legend (Gerd Krumeich)
  3. Auschwitz (Peter Reichel)
  4. Memorials (Klaus Neumann)
  5. The kneeling ( Adam Krzemiński )
  6. The Follower ( Gesine Schwan )

Volume 2

revolution

  1. The Reformation (Gérald Chaix)
  2. Napoleon (Hagen Schulze)
  3. Paulskirche ( Wolfgang J. Mommsen )
  4. The Brandenburg Gate (Gustav Seibt)
  5. Bismarck ( Lothar Machtan )
  6. Rosa Luxemburg (Gilbert Badia)
  7. Sixty-eight ( Heinz Bude )

freedom

  1. The Peasants' War ( Rolf Kießling )
  2. The Wartburg (Etienne François)
  3. Schiller ( Otto Dann )
  4. The Battle of Nations (Kirsten Anne Schäfer)
  5. "Fresh, pious, happy, free" ( Gertrud Pfister )
  6. July 20th (Jürgen Danyel)
  7. The Liberty Bell ( Dominik Geppert )
  8. " We are the people " ( Hartmut Zwahr )

discipline

  1. Duty ( Ute Frevert )
  2. Queen Luise ( Günter de Bruyn )
  3. The Pickelhaube ( Jakob Vogel )
  4. Professor Unrat ( Konrad H. Jarausch )
  5. Stalingrad ( Bernd Ulrich )
  6. The Stasi ( Peter Steinbach )

power

  1. The Hanseatic League ( Dirk Schümer )
  2. The "golden" craft ( Heinz-Gerhard Haupt )
  3. Made in Germany (Maiken Umbach)
  4. Children, kitchen, church ( Sylvia Paletschek )
  5. The D-Mark ( Harold James )
  6. The Bundesliga (Gunter Gebauer)

Law

  1. Peace and order ( Thomas Lindenberger )
  2. The welfare state (Sandrine Kott)
  3. Insurance (Stefan Laube)
  4. The Civil Code ( Jörn Eckert )
  5. Terrible Lawyers ( Michael Stolleis )
  6. "Karlsruhe" ( Gerd Roellecke )

The modern

  1. Moloch Big City (Hildegard Chatellier)
  2. The Bauhaus (Anja Baumhoff)
  3. Walther Rathenau ( Martin Sabrow )
  4. Marlene Dietrich (Werner Sudendorf)
  5. The documenta I (1955) (Martin Schieder)
  6. Wyhl ( Bernd-A. Rusinek )
  7. The Palace of the Republic (Stefanie Flamm)

Volume 3

education

  1. The Humboldt Brothers ( Rudolf Vierhaus )
  2. The Duden ( Duden) ( Uwe Puschner )
  3. " Knowledge is power " ( Klaus Tenfelde )
  4. The Kaiser Wilhelm Society (Kurt Nowak)
  5. Albert Einstein (Françoise Balibar)
  6. The Museum Island ( Thomas W. Gaehtgens )

mind

  1. Karl May ( Rolf-Bernhard Essig , Gudrun Schury)
  2. The Struwelpeter (Constanze Carcenac-Lecomte)
  3. House music (Francis Claudon)
  4. Christmas (Doris Foitzik)
  5. After work ( Gottfried Korff )
  6. The German Forest ( Albrecht Lehmann )
  7. The Schlager ( Rainer Moritz )

Belief and confession

  1. The Protestant rectory ( Oliver Janz )
  2. Bach (Patrice Veit)
  3. Moses Mendelssohn (Jacques Ehrenfreund)
  4. Oberammergau (Etienne François)
  5. Langemarck ( Gerd Krumeich )
  6. " Heil " (Sabine Behrenbeck)
  7. Karl Marx ( Iring Fetscher )
  8. The youth consecration (Albrecht Döhnert)

homeland

  1. The allotment garden (Hermann Rudolph)
  2. " Blood and Soil " (Anna Bramwell)
  3. The choral society (Dietmar Klenke)
  4. Strasbourg Cathedral (Frédéric Hartweg)
  5. Neuschwanstein (Catharina Clemens)
  6. Carnival (Herbert Schwedt)
  7. Dresden ( Olaf B. Rader )

romance

  1. Heidelberg (Oliver Fink)
  2. The Loreley (Katja Czarnowski)
  3. Rahel Varnhagen ( Barbara Hahn )
  4. Caspar David Friedrich (Werner Busch)
  5. The Wandering Bird ( Ulrich Linse )
  6. Richard Wagner ( Herfried Münkler )

Identities

  1. The "Germania" (Michael Werner)
  2. Arminius (Werner M. Doye)
  3. Faust ( Gert Mattenklott )
  4. Frederick the Great ( Frank-Lothar Kroll )
  5. Given names ( Michael Wolffsohn / Thomas Brechenmacher )
  6. The culture bunker ( Stephan Krass )
  7. The national anthem ( Michael Jeismann )
  8. Beethoven's Ninth (Esteban's Book)
  9. Epilogue ( Pierre Nora )

expenditure