Perpetrator Research in a Global Context / Täterforschung im globalen Kontext - Veranstaltungsdokumentation (Januar 2009)


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Perpetrator Research in a Global Context / Täterforschung im globalen Kontext
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009 Welcome Speech (PDF-Version: 75 KB) Dr. Wolfgang Schäuble, Minister of the Interior, The Federal Ministry of the Interior of the Federal Republic of Germany Begrüßungsrede (PDF-Version: 90 KB) Dr. Wolfgang Schäuble, Bundesinnenminister, Bundesministerium des Innern Welcome Adress (PDF-Version: 70 KB) Thomas Krüger, President of the Federal Agency for Civic Education Grußwort (PDF-Version: 85 KB) Thomas Krüger, Präsident der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung Keynote address (PDF-Version: 130 KB) Richard Overy, Professor of History, University of Exeter Eröffnungsrede (PDF-Version: 147 KB) Richard Overy, Professor für Geschichte, University of Exeter Wednesday, January 28, 2009 Panel 1 Who is a Perpetrator? The Changing Construction and Interpretation over Time "Perpetrators in the Eyes of the Beholders" (PDF-Version: 140 KB) Dr. David Silberklang, International Institute for Holocaust Research, Yad Vashem "The Historiography of Perpetrators" (PDF-Version: 220 KB) Dan Stone, Royal Holloway, University of London "Reference Frames of Group Violence" (PDF-Version: 170 KB) Harald Welzer, Center for Interdisciplinary Memory Research, Essen "Reference Frames of Group Violence" (english PDF-Version: 200 KB) Harald Welzer, Center for Interdisciplinary Memory Research, Essen Panel 2 Case Studies of 'Ordinary' Perpetrators "Women as perpetrators" (PDF-Version: 8 KB) Elisabeth Harvey, University of Nottingham "Local Participation in the Crimes of the Holocaust in Ukraine: Forms and Consequences" (PDF-Version: 230 KB) Prof. Wendy Lower, LMU Muenchen/Towson Univ MD "Violence as a Popular Spectacle" (PDF-Version: 60 KB) Michael Wildt, Hamburg Institute for Social Research Panel 3 Case Studies of Perpetrators in the Holocaust and Other Genocides in ComparativePerspective "Perpetrators – Yugoslawia" (PDF-Version: 150 KB) Marie-Janine Calic, University of Munich Übersicht – "Was kann die Biographie-Forschung zur Geschichte der NS-Täter beitragen?" (PDF-Version: 95 KB) Peter Longerich, Royal Holloway, University of London "Was kann die Biographie-Forschung zur Geschichte der NS-Täter beitragen?" (english PDF-Version: 95 KB) Peter Longerich, Royal Holloway, University of London Panel 4 Interdisciplinary Approaches: the Social Sciences - Philosophy - Representation "Holocaust Studies and Philosophy" (PDF-Version: 160 KB) Robert Eaglestone, Royal Holloway, University of London "Understanding Human Behaviour – Hints from Sociology and Social Psychology" (PDF-Version: 65 KB) Christian Gudehus, Center for Interdisciplinary Memory Research, Institute for Advanced Study in the Humanities "Visual Wunderjahre: German Television and the Disappearance of the Nazi Perpetrators" (PDF-Version: 160 KB) Wulf Kansteiner, State University of New York at Binghampton Thursday, January 29, 2009 Panel 5 The Path Leading from Research to Citizenship Education: Transfer of Knowledgeand General Aspects "Teaching about the Holocaust" (PDF-Version: 100 KB) Simone A. Schweber, School of Education, University of Wisconsin "Memorial Sites" (PDF-Version: 60 KB) Johannes Tuchel, German Resistance Memorial Center Berlin Workshop 1 Teaching and Learning about Perpetrators in Schools and Non-FormalEducation Paul A. Levine (PDF-Version: 110 KB) Uppsala Programme for Holocaust and Genocide Studies, Uppsala University Falk Pingel (PDF-Version: 130 KB) The Georg Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research, Braunschweig Falk Pingel (english PDF-Version: 130 KB) The Georg Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research, Braunschweig Workshop 2 Teaching and Learning about Perpetrators within Memorial Sites Matthias Heyl (PDF-Version: 160 KB) Memorial Museum, Ravensbrück Matthias Heyl (english PDF-Version: 170 KB) Memorial Museum, Ravensbrück Anatolii Podolskyi (PDF-Version: 180 KB) Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies, Kiev Workshop 3 Teaching and Learning about Perpetrators in Multi-Ethnic and MigrationSocieties Elke Gryglewski (PDF-Version: 65 KB) House of the Wannsee Conference, Berlin Astrid Messerschmidt (PDF-Version: 50 KB) Technical University Darmstadt Astrid Messerschmidt (english PDF-Version: 95 KB) Technical University Darmstadt Workshop 4 Perpetrators in Movies and the Role of Film Education Tobias Ebbrecht (PDF-Version: 150 KB) The Film & Television Academy "Konrad Wolf", Potsdam-Babelsberg Tobias Ebbrecht (english PDF-Version: 135 KB) The Film & Television Academy "Konrad Wolf", Potsdam-Babelsberg Barry Langford (PDF-Version: 170 KB) Royal Holloway, University of London Tomasz Lysak (PDF-Version: 90 KB) University of Warsaw Final Panel The Artist's Perception – a Contribution to Citizenship Education? Das unsichtbare Lager – Audioweg Gusen (PDF-Version: 100 KB) Christoph Mayer, Artist and Project Manager of the "Audioweg Gusen" Thomas Medicus (PDF-Version: 85 KB) Author, Berlin Comic relief – Lachen über Hitler, Goebbels & Co. Impulse für eine Diskussion (PDF-Version: 100 KB) Sandra Nuy, University Siegen Comic relief – laughing about Hitler, Goebbels & Co.: Impulses for Discussion (PDF-Version: 160 KB) Sandra Nuy, University Siegen



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