In Dresden Orte zu finden die an die nationalsozialistische Vergangenheit der Stadt und die Verfolgung und Vertreibung der JüdInnen erinnern ist ein schwieriges Unterfangen.
Bis auf wenige Ausnahmen gibt es keine Denkmäler oder bekannte und erkennbare „ Orte der Erinnerung “. Die wenige die es gibt sind oft erst nach 1989 auf Initiative Weniger entstanden.
Zudem sind die Zeugnisse der nationalsozialistischen Herrschaft bzw. deren Entstehung and coming in Dresden hardly known in the public consciousness.
are ubiquitous billboards on the other hand for a screening of the film " Dresden as it once was . These are historical film footage of Dresden before the bombing in 1945 from the years 1930, however, that should show the "beautiful history" of Dresden.
This is an example for dealing with the past in this city and the expression of post-Nazi continuity has shaped substantially by the barely altered narrative history of the victims of the "February 13" the public consciousness.
change has taken place in this respect in recent years, only in part. The confrontation with the past, and a memorial sites and witness Kenntlichmachungvon sites of National Socialism remained essentially individual initiatives (such as the Association Hatikva ) and subject to interested individuals.
appeared in September as the "Historical Guide 1933-1945" by Hartmut Ellrich the very places comprising the Nazi persecution and domination names and describes. It is to know about the whole, according to the National Socialist model designed spaces, such as king shores are still preserved. (See the description under this link and related pages.)
That this is not a "taboo" everything is has to do with it, it in Dresden is now de rigueur on the " history" of the "13 February to refer "to be so vehemently claim the memory of the bombing. However, the
is actively in the history of National Socialism and anti-Semitic persecution interested, leave this role as far as possible and they find little attention, because the good tone just makes the music, but hardly ever serious about.
THIS MUST BE 2008 in the local paper "Saxon newspaper published the following, which was formulated earlier than the Antifa:
" It is a band full of surprises, even for connoisseurs of the city history. In the chapter "City", "suburbs" and "surrounding area" divided out the leader with countless pictures and text the reader to the extent still visible traces of the city's history during the Nazi era.fact, authors such as Ellrich not driven out of town which probably would be a few years ago was a legitimate concern. Instead, they are essentially ignored today.
to places with sufficiently well-known past as the Hygiene Museum, the former "Adolf Hitler" and today's "theater space," the former "Jewish home" at the Bautzener Straße. Aber auch an Stellen, deren einstige Nutzung heute kaum noch bekannt ist: zum Studentenwohnheim Güntzstraße, vormals Sammellager für Juden. Ans Königsufer, früher Massenaufmarschplatz. Zum Goehle-Werk, dessen Hochbunker noch stehen. Zum Schloss Hirschstein, wo Belgiens Königsfamilie interniert wurde.
Eine spannende und erhellende Lektüre, die neugierig macht, die Vergangenheit der Stadt neu zu entdecken. Ohne Schaum, aber auch ohne Blatt vorm Mund geschrieben.
Die Kapitel über die intensive rüstungsindustrielle und militärische Nutzung zahlloser Objekte wie Taschenbergpalais und Albertinum, das geplante Gauforum, die Frauenkirche als Dom der NS-hörigen Deutschen Christians, it all helps to destroy a myth here, unfortunately, still effective.
"Dresden was not an innocent art and cultural city," says Hartmut Ellrich. And, with a smile. "I hope that I will not now driven out of town"
" There are in fact only two ways: no final reconciliation with the past or the constant, ie in constant Discussion of executive break with her. "
Moshe Postone, 1985
the occasion of the 70th Anniversary of the pogroms of the 09th November 1938 a similar, very interesting project "audio script" were presented.
what was, in a dozen audio recordings, by which places of Nazi persecution in Dresden can be explored. The concept and the posts were created in a year's work.
The project group writes:
" audio script for the persecution and extermination of Jews in Dresden 1933-1945 allows 13 tracks in a discussion of (city) historical, philosophical and artistic discourses of Shoa. The listener will find a city tour to places of exemplary anti-Semitic persecution in National Socialism and its contemporary reception. (...)The order and the way the guide can be customized and run on the new synagogue, with former" Jewish houses ", the" SS-Mullah school and to places of forced labor, death marches and the "Jewish camp Heller Mountain.
is always highlighted the history of each place and the crimes took place there. On the specific location also serve two coordinates of the debate: the individual is suffering from autobiographical material of the survivors against the local history of hegemonic discourse strong. The korrenspondiert suffered with quotes a critical theory that historicized Auschwitz, but marked as a break with civilization and the starting point of any philosophical consideration makes. "
The tracks and a map can be found on the website of the project download audio script .
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