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The article describes the long-term editorial project Fraktionen im Deutschen Bundestag. 1949–2005 , an extensive collection of meeting minutes and session protocols from the parliamentary groups of the German Bundestag, which has been gradually published since 1993 in print, online, and as TEI-XML datasets in a public GitHub repository. The article addresses the significance of protocols as key sources for historical research, particularly for examining administrative structures and political decision-making processes, and emphasizes the variety of protocol types (minutes, session records, and verbatim reports), which provide insights into decision-making processes and power dynamics. The article outlines the development, current status, and future challenges of the Fraktionsprotokolle.de project, highlighting the balance between digital and print publication as well as the handling of extensive research data, including the planned ParlaBio biographical database. In an extensive outlook, the article explores experiences with the use of AI models in the editorial process, discussing both opportunities and technical as well as data protection-related challenges.

Der amerikanische Autor und Zeichner Gene Luen Yang verkörpert, wovon er in seiner preisgekrönten Graphic Novel American Born Chinese erzählt: Er ist der Sohn von asiatischen Immigrant*innen, wobei sein Vater aus Taiwan stammt, seine Mutter aus Hongkong. Von Matthias Wieland jüngst ins Deutsche übersetzt, erzählt Gene Luen Yang mit kunstvoll ineinander vermengten Geschichten, deren Zusammengehörigkeit sich erst im Laufe der Zeit offenbart, vom Prozess einer schwierigen Immigration. Letztlich, so seine Botschaft, geht es um Identität, die nicht von außen und von anderen bestimmt wird.

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Where is German history today? The historiographical debate after 1989 Since 1989 the history of modern Germany has been profoundly rethought. In Germany this process has taken place within the context of the reunification of research, and in Italy in the light of new approaches to the issue of national identity, with significant attention devoted to the relationship between Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany. These changes have led to a focus on the history and memory of National Socialism, on the history of the two Germanies, and on present day Germany. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Das auf Italienisch und Deutsch veröffentlichte Interview behandelt Ausbildung, akademischen Werdegang und wissenschaftliche Beziehungen zu Historikern und Historikerinnen verschiedener Nationalität, denen Arnold Esch während seiner langen Forschungstätigkeit begegnet ist. Es geht ferner ausführlich auf die wichtigsten Problemstellungen ein, die für Eschs außerordentlich breite geschichtswissenschaftliche Arbeit prägend sind.

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Im November 2018 öffnete mit dem Haus der Geschichte Österreich (hdgö) ein Museum seine Tore, das sich dezidiert der Zeitgeschichte Österreichs von 1918 bis in die Gegenwart widmet. Der Gründung ging eine Jahrzehnte dauernde Debatte voraus, ob ein solches Museum überhaupt notwendig sei und wie es allenfalls zu konzipieren wäre. Um das Vorhaben eines Hauses der Geschichte in Wien voranzutreiben, wurde 2015 ein international besetzter wissenschaftlicher Beirat ins Leben gerufen. Schlussendlich fiel die Entscheidung, das Haus der Geschichte Österreich in der Neuen Burg anzusiedeln, jenem Trakt der Hofburg, in dem auch die Österreichische Nationalbibliothek und das Weltmuseum, ehemals Völkerkundemuseum, ihren Platz haben. Als Direktorin fungiert seit Jänner 2017 die Historikerin und Kuratorin Monika Sommer-Sieghart. Sie leitete ein kleines Team, das unter großem Zeitdruck eine Ausstellung auf die Beine stellen musste, um rechtzeitig zum 100-jährigen Jahrestag der Ausrufung der Ersten Republik am 10. November 2018 eröffnen zu können. Auf Einladung von Stefan Benedik, Kurator im hdgö und zugleich in Redaktion und Herausgeberschaft der OeZG tätig, besuchten einige OeZG-Herausgeber*innen im März 2019 das neue Museum. Im Anschluss daran entschied die Gruppe, die Auseinandersetzung mit der Ausstellung in einer gemeinsamen Diskussion fortzuführen und das Transkript zu veröffentlichen. An der Diskussion, die im Mai 2019 stattfand, waren beteiligt: Franz X. Eder, Peter Eigner, Kerstin S. Jobst, Mario Keller (Moderation), Oliver Kühschelm, Erich Landsteiner, Ernst Langthaler, Albert Müller (†), Peter Melichar, Ulrich Schwarz-Gräber, Reinhard Sieder und Regina Thumser-Wöhs.

The ecumenically conceived project, “Religionspädagogik als Autobiographie (Religious Education as Autobiography)”, begun by Horst Rupp and Rainer Lachmann at the end of the 1980s now comprises seven volumes with more than 120 autobiographies of religion teachers as well as general and elementary school educators. This essay describes the project and elucidates the academic questions related to autobiography and contemporary history, radical subjectivity and the history of scholarship, teaching and narrative, as well as the specifics of the autobiographies of theologians and educators. These considerations are also connected to the particular didactic interest of making the autobiographies fruitful for biographical learning in the course of studies and training for theologians and Christian educators. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article describes the changeful history of the German Lutheran Church St. Petri in Petersburg. Against this background it comments on the statement “Religious Education in View of Unchurched people”, published by the Evangelical Church in Germany (EKD). It suggests to make the non-denominational perspective of unchurched people a regular topic in theological education at university and therefor to link Practical Theology with Contemporary History. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The author gives an overview of the development of the journal S+F. In 38 volumes more than 1,300 articles have discussed a wide range of topics, from the peace movement, peace education, peace logics, peacebuilding, pacifism, human rights as well as the development of the German Armed Forces, foreign missions, arms control, terrorism, interventions. In addition to domestic issues such as reunification of Germany or the demise of the Eastern Bloc, the focus was on regions and international organizations that were of particular relevance to the discourse in Europe. Democratization processes, climate change, gender issues, migration, populism or the influence of new technologies were also included in the discussion. The history of the magazine's development is closely linked to contemporary events. Over time, the changes in the editorial circle as well as the political events and challenges are reflected in the journal's different conceptions and focuses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Drei aufeinander aufbauende Studien von Klaus Heinrich aus den 1980er-Jahren zur Faszinationsgeschichte sind in diesem Band gesammelt. Es stehen unterschiedliche Themen im Zentrum und jede für sich möchte einen Beitrag zur Diskussion bezüglich Geschlechterspannung und Emanzipation leisten. In Zeiten wie heute sind die Beiträge somit wohl aktueller denn je.