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TO BE SEEN. queer lives 1900–1950

The accompanying publication is a collection of texts and artworks from the exhibition as well as essays by important contributors on queer lives in the past and present as seen from a scientific and social perspective. It will be published in April 2023 by Hirmer Verlag.

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Munich and National Socialism

The catalogue encompasses the texts and images of the permanent exhibition as well as twenty-three accompanying essays by renowned historians.

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Brief Guide to Munich and National Socialism

The brief guide summarizes the contents of the exhibition on the basis of the 33 guiding themes and is available in eleven languages

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Annette Kelm: Die Bücher

With more than 100 photographs, Annette Kelm shows books by well-known and lesser-known authors whose works were burned during the National Socialist book burnings on May 10, 1933.

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Tell me about yesterday tomorrow

A Book about the Future of the Past to the eponymous exhibition. With contributions from authors spanning the fields of history, art, philosophy, journalism, poetry, gender, and urban studies.

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Four Years After. Ethnonationalism, Antisemitism, and Racism in Trump’s America

The aim of this volume is to evaluate the developments during the four years of Donald Trump’s presidency in comparative perspective, analyze their origins and discuss their possible impact on our global future.

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Remembrance Based on Knowledge. The Munich Documentation Centre for the History of Nationals Socialism

This volume explains the concept underlying the Munich Documentation Centre by taking the reader on an exemplary tour expanded on with six contributions by the Founding Director on various aspects of the culture of remembrance.

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registered, persecuted, annihilated. The Sick and the Disabled under National Socialism

The exhibition took the alleged “value” of life as a guiding thread and documented the history of exclusion, forced sterilisation and mass murder.

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„Aus der Erinnerung für die Gegenwart leben“. Geschichte und Wirkung des Shoah-Überlebenden Ernst Grube

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Jan Bazuin. Tagebuch eines Zwangsarbeiters

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Die Stadt Ohne. Juden Ausländer Muslime Flüchtlinge

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Wolfram Kastner. „Nicht ich provoziere, sondern die Zustände provozieren mich.“

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Bruder Hitler? Thomas Manns Entlarvung des Nationalsozialismus

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Zwangsarbeit in München. Das Lager der Reichsbahn in Neuaubing

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Gedenkbuch für die Münchner Opfer der nationalsozialistischen ‚Euthanasie‘-Morde

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Die Verfolgung der Zeugen Jehovas in München 1933–1945

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Die Technische Hochschule München im Nationalsozialismus

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Nie wieder. Schon wieder. Immer noch. Rechtsextremismus in Deutschland seit 1945

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Alfred Hrdlicka. Wie ein Totentanz - Die Ereignisse des 20. Juli 1944

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Distanz und Nähe zugleich? Die christlichen Kirchen im ‚Dritten Reich‘

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Stadt und Erinnerung. Auseinandersetzung mit dem Nationalsozialismus in Berlin, Hamburg und München

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Angezettelt. Antisemitische und rassistische Aufkleber von 1880 bis heute

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Die Verfolgung der Sinti und Roma in München und Bayern 1933–1945

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Adolf Frankl – Kunst gegen das Vergessen

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Das Unsagbare zeigen – Künstler als Warner und Zeugen 1914–1945

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Begleit-Buch in Leichter Sprache zu München und der Nationalsozialismus

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