Beiträge der Zeit: 1945-1990

The woman in the pho­to wears a stri­ped pri­soner uni­form mark­ed with the num­ber 50446, gazing serious­ly into the came­ra. The cap­ti­on at the bot­tom of the pho­to reve­als her name: Neus Cata­là. Cata­là, a Cata­lan nur­se and com­mu­nist, fled to France […]

Alre­a­dy in the 1950s and 1960s – befo­re the nati­on­wi­de orga­ni­zed civil rights move­ment gai­ned momen­tum – Ger­man Sin­ti and Roma tried to obtain indi­vi­du­al reco­gni­ti­on of their Nazi per­se­cu­ti­on as well as finan­cial aid from the com­pen­sa­ti­on aut­ho­ri­ties of […]

While some social work schools were eit­her for­ci­b­ly clo­sed or dis­sol­ved as a result of the trans­fer of power to the Natio­nal Socia­lists in 1933, the wel­fa­re school, which had emer­ged from the women’s move­ment and was now reco­gni­zed by the […]