Helmut Stubbe da Luz

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Stubbe da Luz 2013 during an event at the Helmut Schmidt University Hamburg

Helmut Stubbe da Luz (actually Helmut Stubbe-Esperança da Luz , née Stubbe; born December 17, 1950 in Braunschweig ) is a German historian , philosopher and publicist . In the 1980s he was also a student and local politician in Hamburg .

job

Stubbe da Luz studied history, philosophy, Romance studies and pedagogy at the University of Hamburg from 1971 and passed the first state examination for teaching at grammar schools in 1977. In 1975/76 he worked as a research assistant at Günter Moltmann's chair for overseas and colonial history . From 1977 to 1985 he worked as an honorary lecturer for the Federal Agency for Civic Education , the Hamburg State Agency for Civic Education , the Federal Ministry for Internal German Relations and various independent educational institutions. At the same time, he completed his teaching internship from 1979 to 1981 as well as an administrative internship as a Joseph Bech scholarship holder at the European Parliament in Luxembourg . In addition, he received a Robert Schuman grant from the FVS Foundation in Hamburg.

From 1981 Stubbe da Luz worked as a philosophy teacher in Hamburg, interrupted by a stay abroad from 1994–1997 at the Franco-German high school (Lycée Franco-allemand) in Buc (Yvelines) . In 1991 he received his doctorate under Werner Jochmann , followed by his habilitation in 2002 at the University of the Federal Armed Forces Hamburg . Since then he has been teaching there as a private lecturer for modern and contemporary history and presenting historical exhibitions in the university library.

Since 2005 Stubbe da Luz has been a board member (2012-2017 chairman) of the Association for the History of the World System, which was founded by the Hanoverian Eastern European historian Hans-Heinrich Nolte and publishes the magazine for world history.

From 2016 to 2019 he was chairman of the Bergstedt e. V. in Hamburg.

politics

During his studies, Stubbe da Luz was chairman of the Ring of Christian Democratic Students (RCDS) Hamburg from 1974 to 1977 , and from 1977 to 1980 he was regional manager of the Young European Federalists Hamburg e. V. and, until 1981, country manager of the Europa-Union Hamburg e. V. under the chairman Hans-Joachim Seeler . From 1981 to 1990 he belonged to the CDU of the District Assembly Hamburg-Mitte on.

In 1991, Stubbe da Luz was one of the founders of the party-critical association Democratic Openness (DemO e.V. ) - alongside politicians from the CDU ( Winfried Steffani , Markus E. Wegner ), SPD ( Claus Arndt , Ulf Skirke ), Greens ( Martin Schmidt ) and non-party members .) and was chairman until 1994. This association primarily criticized the way in which candidates were drawn up within the CDU and advocated opening up the system of financing political education and generally for reforms in the German party state. In the course of this commitment, Stubbe da Luz left the CDU in 1993 and was a member of the FDP from 1994 to 1999 .

philosophy

In 2011, Stubbe da Luz and the philosopher Tanja Trede-Schicker founded the non-profit association Philopraxis No 1 for rational argumentation and spiritual wellbeing. V. Since then, this philosophical practice has mainly offered "philosophical discussions" in Hamburg and the surrounding area, as well as weekend seminars, philosophical consultations, intensive courses and adult education courses. Since 2015, Philopraxis No 1 has been celebrating the UNESCO World Philosophy Day every year .

Fonts (selection)

  • Great disasters in Hamburg. Human failure in history - defensive urban development for the future? Accompanying volume to the exhibition "Great Disasters in Hamburg" at the Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg 2018, ISBN 978-3-86818-094-7 .
  • Sacralization and secularization: conjunctions of religiosity and the state-church (es) relationship. In: Secularization - a world historical process in Hamburg. Edited by Isa Lübbers, Martin Rösler and Joachim Stüben, Frankfurt / M. 2017, ISBN 978-3-631-67547-2 .
  • Secularization? - The Paris state and Hamburg's churches during Naopelon's reign (1811–1814). In: Secularization - a world historical process in Hamburg. Edited by Isa Lübbers, Martin Rösler and Joachim Stüben, Frankfurt / M. 2017, ISBN 978-3-631-67547-2 .
  • Hamburg state secularization. The separation of the one-church state and the state church (1848 - 1860 - 1923) and their relationship since then. In: Secularization - a world historical process in Hamburg. Edited by Isa Lübbers, Martin Rösler and Joachim Stüben, Frankfurt / M. 2017, ISBN 978-3-631-67547-2 .
  • as editor: Governor Regimes - Napoleon's General Governments in Italy, Holland and Germany (1808–1814). Frankfurt / M. 2016, ISBN 978-3-631-65219-0 .
  • Heroic "Chekists"? "Scouts of Peace"? Hamburg politicians as GDR spies in the Cold War. Accompanying volume to the exhibition “Hamburg Politicians as GDR Spies in the Cold War” in the Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg 2015, ISBN 978-3-86818-077-0 .
  • Hamburg under pressure from the French (1863/64). With a portrait of Carl Mönckeberg, pastor to St. Nicolai. Frankfurt am Main 2014, ISBN 978-3-631-63924-5 .
  • In conflict with the zeitgeist. A Carl Mönckeberg anthology. Accompanying volume for the exhibition “Historiography - Bible Reform - Church Policy. Der Hamburger Pastor Carl Mönckeberg (1807–1886) ”in the library of the Helmut Schmidt University, Hamburg 2014, ISBN 978-3-86818-054-1 .
  • with Swantje Naumann: The French occupiers in Hamburg. Evidence for the years 1811–1814. Volume accompanying the exhibition in the library of the Helmut Schmidt University, 2nd improved edition Hamburg 2013, ISBN 978-3-86818-051-0 .
  • Occupied and occupied. Napoleon's governor regime in the Hanseatic cities. Volumes 5 and 6: Minden in the Napoleonic era. Frankfurt / M. 2013, ISBN 978-3-89975-223-6 .
  • Napoleon's "District Administrator" in the Lüneburg / Lunebourg arrondissement (1811–1813). The memories of the sub-prefect Barthelemy: documents, comments, articles. Husum 2011, ISBN 978-3-89876-535-0 .
  • “Hamburg” or “Hamburg”? Amandus Augustus Abendroth. Reform politician and city head under Napoleon. Two volumes. Munich 2010, ISBN 978-3-89975-180-2 .
  • Occupied and occupied. Napoleon's governor regime in the Hanseatic cities. Volume 3: Counter-occupation - (Re-) Occupatio bellicissima - State of emergency. Frankfurt / M. 2006, ISBN 978-3-89975-553-4 .
  • Occupied and occupied. Volume 2: Continental barrier - Occupatio pacifica - Assimilation policy. Frankfurt / M. 2005, ISBN 978-3-89975-530-5 .
  • Reshaping the personality. Ascan Klée Gobert (1894-1967). Husum 2005, ISBN 978-3-89876-185-7 .
  • Occupied and occupied. Napoleon's governor regime in the Hanseatic cities. Vol. 1. Model construction - Prehistory - Occupatio bellica , Frankfurt / M. 2004, ISBN 978-3-89975-495-7 .
  • French period in Northern Germany (1803-1814). Napoleon's Hanseatic Departments . Edition Temmen, Bremen 2003, ISBN 3-86108-384-1 .
  • as editor: Ascan Klée Gobert. The onion fish: reports, stories and feature pages of a Hamburg Senator for Culture , Husum 2002, ISBN 978-3-89876-003-4 .
  • Montesquieu , Reinbek near Hamburg 1998, ISBN 3-499-50609-2 .
  • The city mothers. Ida Dehmel, Emma Ender, Margarete Treuge (= Hamburgische Lebensbilder , Vol. 7), Hamburg 1994, ISBN 3-923356-55-2 .
  • Party dictatorship. The lie of the "inner-party democracy" , Frankfurt 1994, ISBN 3-548-36637-6 .
  • The Lord Mayor. Heinrich Denicke / Harburg, Bernhard Schnackenburg / Altona, Erich Wasa Rodig / Wandsbek . (= Hamburgische Lebensbilder , Vol. 6), Hamburg 1992, ISBN 3-923356-46-3 .
  • The politicians. Paul de Chapeaurouge, Rudolf Petersen, Kurt Sieveking (= Hamburgische Lebensbilder , Vol. 4), Hamburg 1990, ISBN 3-923356-39-0 .
  • Union of Christians - splinter group - integration party. Roots and beginnings of the Hamburg CDU until the end of 1946. University thesis : Hamburg, Univ., FB Geschichtswiss., Diss. 1990.
  • From the “working group” to the big city party. 40 Years of the Christian Democratic Union in Hamburg (1945–1985) , Hamburg State Political Society, Hamburg 1985, ISBN 3-533-03661-8 .

In addition, Stubbe da Luz wrote numerous articles for regional historical reference works ( Hamburgische Biografie , Hamburg-Lexikon), political and educational magazines, but also for the Spiegel and the Deutsche Allgemeine Sonntagsblatt .

In addition, Stubbe da Luz publishes the series Hamburg, Europa und die Welt (HEW) and DemOkrit at Peter Lang Verlag . Studies on party criticism and party history.

Interviews (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The Association for the History of the World System e. V. .
  2. ^ Extract from the register of associations, file 69 VR 5904 at the Hamburg district court.
  3. ^ Revolt in the parties. Position paper by rebels from the CDU, SPD and Greens. “Free beer from the board”: Advice from the Hamburg party rebel Helmut Stubbe-da Luz for those willing to join. Spiegel Document 3/1993; partially and editorially changed udT Ten points if the chairman greets you personally - our party test , in: Join in, join in, have a say. Topic: Responsibility (PZ. Wir in Europa , edited by the Federal Agency for Civic Education, No. 76, Nov. 1993), pp. 15–17.
  4. ↑ See Stubbe da Luz: Party dictatorship. The lie of "intra-party democracy". Frankfurt am Main 1994.
personal data
SURNAME Stubbe da Luz, Helmut
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Stubbe-da Luz, Helmut; Stubbe, Helmut (maiden name); Stubbe-Esperança da Luz, Helmut (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German historian, local politician (CDU, FDP) and philosopher
DATE OF BIRTH 17th December 1950
PLACE OF BIRTH Braunschweig