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What can we Learn from Germany’s Early Queer History? By Mathias Foit challenges a number of assumptions about German queer history, from the broader historical narratives to the geographic spread of queer public life.

Read today’s new article here: wp.me/p6JJ6S-4Hr

NOTCHES · What can we Learn from Germany’s Early Queer History?Lessons that we can learn from Germany’s early queer movements from the 1890s to 1930s.
#histodons#history#histsex
IHC

📰 Tendo como mote o livro "Les Irresponsables. Qui a porté Hitler au pouvoir?", do historiador francês Johann Chapoutot, Irene Flunser Pimentel publicou uma crónica no @Publico acerca dos paralelismos existentes entre os anos 30 alemães do século XX e a actualidade:

publico.pt/2025/06/16/opiniao/

Público · Impedir a “recidiva” da tragédia do século XX no século XXIBy Irene Flunser Pimentel
#Histodons#HistoryInThePublicSphere#Fascism
Georg Wamhof

Timely article:
Frank Biess, Weimar in the World: Transnational and Global Perspectives on Germany’s First Democracy, in: The Journal of Modern History 97 (2025) 2, journals.uchicago.edu/doi/abs/

Concluding that the “contradictory crosscurrents of Weimar’s
global situatedness sound rather familiar in the context of our own predicament at
the beginning of the twenty-first century.”

@histodons @historikerinnen

#histodons#GermanHistory#TransnationalHistory
Uwe Werner
In the Castle Church of Wittenberg, the neo-Gothic princely pew made of oak stands between the pulpit and the chancel. Commissioned by Emperor Wilhelm II, it was donated by Protestant German princes and the free cities of Lübeck, Hamburg, and Bremen. Designed by Friedrich Adler and executed by Wilhelm Lober, the 22 seats are adorned with coats of arms and ornate canopies.

In der Schlosskirche Wittenberg steht zwischen Kanzel und Chor das neogotische Fürstengestühl aus Eiche. Auf Wunsch Kaiser Wilhelms II. wurde es von evangelischen Bundesfürsten und den freien Städten Lübeck, Hamburg und Bremen gestiftet. Die Entwürfe stammen von Friedrich Adler, die Ausführung übernahm Wilhelm Lober. Baldachine schmücken die 22
Wappenplätze.

\#Wittenberg #CastleChurch #Schlosskirche #PrincelyPew #NeogothicArt #WilhelmII #FriedrichAdler #GermanHistory #ChurchInterior #HistoricArchitecture
#historicarchitecture
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Bodo Mrozek

"He demonstrated that fascism had its own intellectual roots and showed how ideas, theories and an antisemitic “ethos” influenced German culture and policymaking.": Anson Rabinbach, Leading Historian of Nazi Culture, Dies at 79 nytimes.com/2025/02/05/books/a
#Histodons #History #NS #CulturalHistory #Rabinbach #GermanHistory #Historians #NYT

Anson Rabinbach “took seriously that Nazism was a cultural revolution,” a fellow historian said, not just a brute ideology.
The New York Times · Anson Rabinbach, Leading Historian of Nazi Culture, Dies at 79By Clay Risen
iamBullivant

Dietrich Bonhoeffer was born on 4 February 1906 in Breslau, then Germany (now Poland). He was a German Lutheran pastor, theologian and anti-Nazi dissident. Bonhoeffer was accused of being associated with the 20 July plot to assassinate Adolf Hitler and was tried along with other accused plotters. He was hanged on 9 April 1945 as the Nazi regime was collapsing.

#DietrichBonhoeffer#OnThisDay#GermanHistory
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