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01.11.2024
23 Minuten
“Remembering means being annoying without end!” Albert Eckert,
civil rights activist.
Remembering queer victims of the Nazi regime has been a path of
struggle and ongoing conflict up to today. This episode will
explore the hostile, unbearable continuation of the
criminalisation of homosexuality in both German states after the
war. It will highlight the brave voices of survivors who were
persecuted under Paragraph 175, and the rise of homosexual
activist groups in the GDR in the 1980s who fought for the
recognition of queer victims.
Recorded and edited by: Wiktoria Kujawa & Marian Magnor
Audio:
Snippet of Interview: GayChurch Berlin, YouTube Video, Interview
mit Eduard Stapel 2013 zur kirchlichen Schwulenbewegung in der
DDR, URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Jc_nR6z_Tw
The summer school “Remembrance Podcasts: Persecution of queer
people under National Socialism” was realised by Deutsche
Gesellschaft e.V. in cooperation with GFPS-Polska. The project is
funded by the EVZ Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office as
part of the programme YOUNG PEOPLE remember international. This
publication does not represent the opinion of the EVZ Foundation.
The authors bear responsibility for any statements contained
herein.
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01.11.2024
10 Minuten
In this podcast episode, we address different topics of being
trans, especially focusing on the story of the trans woman Käte
Rogalli in the NS regime. We discuss both the interwar and
postwar period on overall transness before going into Käte
Rogalli’s life. We end the podcast on a summary of the discussed
topics, and the modern view and remembrance of trans identities.
Recorded and edited by: Yami Czaja & Viktoria Gasch
The summer school “Remembrance Podcasts: Persecution of queer
people under National Socialism” was realised by Deutsche
Gesellschaft e.V. in cooperation with GFPS-Polska. The project is
funded by the EVZ Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office as
part of the programme YOUNG PEOPLE remember international. This
publication does not represent the opinion of the EVZ Foundation.
The authors bear responsibility for any statements contained
herein.
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01.11.2024
19 Minuten
In this episode of the queer remembrance podcast, we explore the
situation of trans people under National Socialism along the life
of R., a trans-woman. We are taking you along on a talk about the
paragraphs that the Nazis used, their perception of trans people
and how the different categories they used to assess the
“Volksgemeinschaft“, affected trans people’s life. We close with
a glimpse into Laurie Marhoefers “notion of risk” to describe the
situation of trans people during National Socialism.
Recorded and edited by: Celine Dosch & Matylda Sobczak
The summer school “Remembrance Podcasts: Persecution of queer
people under National Socialism” was realised by Deutsche
Gesellschaft e.V. in cooperation with GFPS-Polska. The project is
funded by the EVZ Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office as
part of the programme YOUNG PEOPLE remember international. This
publication does not represent the opinion of the EVZ Foundation.
The authors bear responsibility for any statements contained
herein.
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01.11.2024
19 Minuten
In this episode, Aleksandra Leks and Diana Röthlinger delve into
the topic of the persistent silencing of lesbian victims of
persecution under the National Socialist regime as well as during
the GDR and FRG governments.
#lesbian #queerhistory #remembrance #silencing
Recorded and edited by: Aleksandra Leks & Diana Röthlinger
The summer school “Remembrance Podcasts: Persecution of queer
people under National Socialism” was realised by Deutsche
Gesellschaft e.V. in cooperation with GFPS-Polska. The project is
funded by the EVZ Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office as
part of the programme YOUNG PEOPLE remember international. This
publication does not represent the opinion of the EVZ Foundation.
The authors bear responsibility for any statements contained
herein.
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01.11.2024
14 Minuten
This episode traces the persecution of lesbian women before,
during, and after the Nazi regime. Through the story of a
fictional lesbian woman, inspired by the lives of Elli Smula and
Margarete Rosenberg, we delve into the harrowing experiences
faced by non-conforming women in Nazi Germany.
Chapter I: Persecution of Lesbian Women Before the World War II
Chapter II: Persecution of Lesbian Women during the War
Chapter III: Recognition of Homosexual Victims after the War
Recorded and edited by: Aleksandra Czajka & Freddie Stebich
The summer school “Remembrance Podcasts: Persecution of queer
people under National Socialism” was realised by Deutsche
Gesellschaft e.V. in cooperation with GFPS-Polska. The project is
funded by the EVZ Foundation and the Federal Foreign Office as
part of the programme YOUNG PEOPLE remember international. This
publication does not represent the opinion of the EVZ Foundation.
The authors bear responsibility for any statements contained
herein.
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Über diesen Podcast
Discover a largely overlooked chapter of history with a new podcast
series on the persecution of queer people under National Socialism!
Ten students from Germany and Poland came together for a summer
school at the Sachsenhausen concentration camp memorial to explore
this neglected topic. Through research, consultations with
historians, and archival materials, they’ve created powerful
podcast episodes that offer personal insights into the lives of
queer individuals during and after the Nazi regime. These episodes,
while not academic, fill a vital gap in queer history, shedding
light on stories of lesbian victims, the targeting of transgender
individuals, and the post-war struggles of the LGBTQ+ community.
Tune in to hear these moving accounts and help bring this
marginalized history into focus. The summer school “Remembrance
Podcasts: Persecution of queer people under National Socialism” was
realised by Deutsche Gesellschaft e.V. in cooperation with
GFPS-Polska. The project is funded by the EVZ Foundation and the
Federal Foreign Office as part of the programme YOUNG PEOPLE
remember international. This publication does not represent the
opinion of the EVZ Foundation. The authors bear responsibility for
any statements contained herein. For a list of sources used by the
students, please visit:
http://remembrancepodcasts.deutsche-gesellschaft-ev.de
#queerhistory
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