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Engh, Anna. "Vergangenheitsbewältigung in Jurek Beckers Jakob der Lügner." Thesis, Högskolan Dalarna, Tyska, 2009. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:du-4443.
Full textAuer, Kira [Verfasser]. "Vergangenheitsbewältigung in Ruanda, Kambodscha und Guatemala : Die Implementierung normativer Ansprüche / Kira Auer." Baden-Baden : Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG, 2014. http://d-nb.info/1108810209/34.
Full textWendel, Emily E. "„Die Aufarbeitung der Vergangenheit“: The Complications of Vergangenheitsbewältigung in Post-Nazi Germany." Wittenberg University Honors Theses / OhioLINK, 2008. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc_num=wuhonors1239027168.
Full textWiddau, Christoph Sebastian. "Kennen Sie Randegg? : Martin Walsers "Das Gespenst von Gattnau" und die Tendenz zur Versöhnung." Universität Potsdam, 2010. http://opus.kobv.de/ubp/volltexte/2010/4478/.
Full textSince his Friedenspreisrede in 1998 the number of publications imputing the opus of Martin Walser to be nationalistic and anti-Semitic rises. Sometimes it is suggested that he tries to strengthen nationalistic tendendices with an exklusion of the Jewish and that there is irreconcilability between the community of delinquents and the community of victims after 1945. Walsers Radio Play "Das Gespenst von Gattnau" admits the assumption of another tendency: the tendency of conciliation.
Widdau, Christoph Sebastian. "Kennen Sie Randegg? : Martin Walsers "Das Gespenst von Gattnau" und die Tendenz zur Versöhnung. - 2. Aufl." Universität Potsdam, 2011. http://opus.kobv.de/ubp/volltexte/2011/4986/.
Full textSince his Friedenspreisrede in 1998 the number of publications imputing the opus of Martin Walser to be nationalistic and anti-Semitic rises. Sometimes it is suggested that he tries to strengthen nationalistic tendendices with an exklusion of the Jewish and that there is irreconcilability between the community of delinquents and the community of victims after 1945. Walsers Radio Play "Das Gespenst von Gattnau" admits the assumption of another tendency: the tendency of conciliation.
Linger, Christina [Verfasser]. "Die öffentliche Darstellung des Südtiroler Schriftstellers Josef Wenter – Eine Studie zum Thema „Vergangenheitsbewältigung“ / Christina Linger." München : GRIN Verlag, 2010. http://d-nb.info/1181696275/34.
Full textBecker, Matthias J. [Verfasser]. "Analogien der "Vergangenheitsbewältigung" : Antiisraelische Projektionen in Leserkommentaren der Zeit und des Guardian / Matthias J. Becker." Baden-Baden : Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG, 2018. http://d-nb.info/1169989276/34.
Full textAudretsch, Andreas. "Die südafrikanische Wahrheits- und Versöhnungskommission : eine exemplarische Studie zum Umgang mit Unrechtssystemen." Universität Potsdam, 2008. http://opus.kobv.de/ubp/volltexte/2008/1957/.
Full textApartheid in South Africa was a system of injustice. Atrocities committed by the regime were e.g. massacres, torture, murder, deprivation of personal liberty, forced relocation, economical and daily discrimination. After the existence of such an unjust system, the question of how to deal with the past remains. Basically there are three possibilities. Firstly the judicial approach, secondly a general pardon and finally a third model of coping with the past, which has the aim to combine the advantages of the first two strategies. In South Africa all parties involved tried to find such a third model as a compromise. The Truth- and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was established and has become a symbol of this way of dealing with the past by now. The aim of the survey was to find out, weather the TRC in South Africa was successful as strategy of dealing with the past. In detail the TRC dealt in three main committees (Human Rights Violations Committee, Amnesty Committee, Reparation and Rehabilitation Committee) with the following goals: Clarification of the human rights violations, clarification of the fate of missing people, clarification of what has been destroyed during Apartheid and in the transitional period in order to camouflage the crimes, compensation for the victims and giving amnesty to perpetrators if their crimes have had a political motivation. This last point was tied to an entire disclosure of the crime and a public confession. On the one hand the survey shows the great successes of the TRC in South Africa. The commission brought up more, and - above all - more detailed information about the Apartheid, than any other investigation ever has before. Due to the strong participation of the population in the process of clarification, the TRC was able to stir up a process, which contributed to the emergence of a new culture and to an understanding of human rights and therefore gave an impetus to reconciliation. As a result of the intensive debate about the past in a process that involved the whole society, the TRC achieved to encourage a political culture, which is indispensable for the development of a democratic society after the experience of a system of injustice. Almost every South African gained an understanding, or at least an imagination, of what is meant by human rights violations. An “operational truth” was established, which was widely acknowledged, despite the protest of all parties. A denial of the crimes of Apartheid became impossible. But the liberation movement had to admit brutal crimes as well. On the other hand it becomes clear, that the contrived tasks were far too high, even though many parts of daily Apartheid were ignored completely. The commission did not succeed in clarifying all crimes of Apartheid. Also concerning the perpetrators, the commission did only partly achieve its goals. Compared to the clarified crimes, only a fractional amount of the perpetrators applied for amnesty. The idea, that many perpetrators would participate in the clarification-process with the perspective of being amnestied did not work out. Concerning the reparation, the TRC showed one of its most basic constructional defects. The Reparation and Rehabilitation Committee developed suggestions, which were then never implemented by the president in the way the committee had intended. This made many black and coloured people doubt the work of the commission as a whole. There is no direct relation between the TRC and a pacification of the population. South Africa still is a divided country. The same has to be said about the legitimation and consolidation of the new democratic order. The commission made a contribution that could not be set aside. But to refer this succes, and it is a succes in today’s South Africa, only to the TRC, would be a total overestimation of its possibilities. What remains is: The TRC could not achieve all its goals. Nevertheless, it proved to be a sensible form of dealing with the past. Above all, under the preconditions of a transitional process, it came to important results. Despite many problems, the commission can be judged as a success.
Audretsch, Andreas. "Die südafrikanische Wahrheits- und Versöhnungskommission : eine exemplarische Studie zum Umgang mit Unrechtssystemen." Master's thesis, Universität Potsdam, 2007. http://opus.kobv.de/ubp/volltexte/2008/1825/.
Full textApartheid in South Africa was a system of injustice. Atrocities committed by the regime were e.g. massacres, torture, murder, deprivation of personal liberty, forced relocation, economical and daily discrimination. After the existence of such an unjust system, the question of how to deal with the past remains. Basically there are three possibilities. Firstly the judicial approach, secondly a general pardon and finally a third model of coping with the past, which has the aim to combine the advantages of the first two strategies. In South Africa all parties involved tried to find such a third model as a compromise. The Truth- and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) was established and has become a symbol of this way of dealing with the past by now. The aim of the survey was to find out, weather the TRC in South Africa was successful as strategy of dealing with the past. In detail the TRC dealt in three main committees (Human Rights Violations Committee, Amnesty Committee, Reparation and Rehabilitation Committee) with the following goals: Clarification of the human rights violations, clarification of the fate of missing people, clarification of what has been destroyed during Apartheid and in the transitional period in order to camouflage the crimes, compensation for the victims and giving amnesty to perpetrators if their crimes have had a political motivation. This last point was tied to an entire disclosure of the crime and a public confession. On the one hand the survey shows the great successes of the TRC in South Africa. The commission brought up more, and - above all - more detailed information about the Apartheid, than any other investigation ever has before. Due to the strong participation of the population in the process of clarification, the TRC was able to stir up a process, which contributed to the emergence of a new culture and to an understanding of human rights and therefore gave an impetus to reconciliation. As a result of the intensive debate about the past in a process that involved the whole society, the TRC achieved to encourage a political culture, which is indispensable for the development of a democratic society after the experience of a system of injustice. Almost every South African gained an understanding, or at least an imagination, of what is meant by human rights violations. An “operational truth” was established, which was widely acknowledged, despite the protest of all parties. A denial of the crimes of Apartheid became impossible. But the liberation movement had to admit brutal crimes as well. On the other hand it becomes clear, that the contrived tasks were far too high, even though many parts of daily Apartheid were ignored completely. The commission did not succeed in clarifying all crimes of Apartheid. Also concerning the perpetrators, the commission did only partly achieve its goals. Compared to the clarified crimes, only a fractional amount of the perpetrators applied for amnesty. The idea, that many perpetrators would participate in the clarification-process with the perspective of being amnestied did not work out. Concerning the reparation, the TRC showed one of its most basic constructional defects. The Reparation and Rehabilitation Committee developed suggestions, which were then never implemented by the president in the way the committee had intended. This made many black and coloured people doubt the work of the commission as a whole. There is no direct relation between the TRC and a pacification of the population. South Africa still is a divided country. The same has to be said about the legitimation and consolidation of the new democratic order. The commission made a contribution that could not be set aside. But to refer this succes, and it is a succes in today’s South Africa, only to the TRC, would be a total overestimation of its possibilities. What remains is: The TRC could not achieve all its goals. Nevertheless, it proved to be a sensible form of dealing with the past. Above all, under the preconditions of a transitional process, it came to important results. Despite many problems, the commission can be judged as a success.
Raue, Maria Cornelia. "Doppelpunkt hinter der Geschichte." Doctoral thesis, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin, Philosophische Fakultät III, 2003. http://dx.doi.org/10.18452/14832.
Full textThe book traces the rapprochement policy of the Czecho-Slowak Republic respective Czech Republic towards its German neighbour during the 90s of the 20th century. The promising gestures of reconciliation by the freshly appointed President Václav Havel towards the formerly expelled Sudeten Germans were not answered. More over, Czech-German relations became trapped by their difficult common history already at the beginning of 1990. Thus, one of the main tasks of Prague foreign policy was to settle the open juridical, moral and political questions that date back to the World War II and to which an answer was not found during the Cold War. Only in 1997, the Czech-German Declaration succeeded in settling the most urgent political and juridical problems. The declaration opened up the possibility for a dialogue between Czech and Germans beyond the fear of mutual claims arising from the dreadful past. How is this successful rapprochement policy to be explained? What kind of domestic and international conditions have fostered these process? Which factors are most powerful in accounting for this fortunate reconciliation politics? These are the questions, the book aims to answer. Examples from the past as well the specific context of the transition from authoritarian to democratic rule suggest, that political actors and their belief systems have an great impact on processes of reconciliation. Therefore the question is posed, whether the former dissidents, i.e. the political elite of the early 90s, or the later pragmatic elite are the main actors in Czech reconciliation policy.
Baumgarten, Joseph Ephraim. "Combating the Banality of Evil: Portrayals of the Literary Female Villain in Günter Grass's Danziger Trilogie and Novella, Im Krebsgang." BYU ScholarsArchive, 2005. https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/etd/653.
Full textHawel, Marcus [Verfasser]. "Die normalisierte Nation : zum Verhältnis von Vergangenheitsbewältigung und Außenpolitik / von Marcus Hawel." 2006. http://d-nb.info/979810248/34.
Full textBaer, Ena von [Verfasser]. "Die Rolle der Vergangenheitsbewältigung im Systemwechsel: Fallbeispiel Chile / vorgelegt von Ena von Baer." 2004. http://d-nb.info/979719356/34.
Full textGroulx, Nicolas. "Zwischen deutschem und kanadischem Identitätsdiskurs im Kanada Kurier 1981 : Zur Vergangenheitsbewältigung in einer Diasporazeitung." Thèse, 2015. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/12556.
Full textGerman-Canadians have reflected on questions of identity for a number of years. Some events occurring during the 20th century have indeed forced them to constantly (re)define their particular identity vis-à-vis the (English-speaking) majority in Canada. Ethnic newspapers have been central to the community’s reflection on a number of those identity issues, including some very heated debates. The Kanada Kurier, a weekly German publication distributed across Canada for about a century, had been a forum for German-Canadians trying to define and express themselves. This thesis will thus interrogate and describe German-Canadian identity discourse as it came to be embodied in the Kurier. The identity discourse and the issues the community was concerned with will be highlighted via an analysis of the comments from the newspaper’s readers’ section published in 1981. First, the body of letters illuminates that German politics were central to German-Canadians’ dual identity; this identity being forged by references to the Canadian as well as the German context and reinforced by politics shared by Germans in Canada and Europe. Using the concept of transnationalism, the thesis will interrogate the Heimat, a highly political topic after 1945, and illustrate the complexity of the fatherland/motherland motif in the German case, especially in the context of demands from the Revanchists for territories taken over by Poland and the USSR after 1945. Central to most of the letters analysed is the difficult relationship Germans-Canadians continued to have with the events of World War II, which serves as one of the community’s lieu de mémoire. Finally, a deep analysis of the Kanada Kurier reveals a medium that was exploited in multiple ways and a newspaper that has definite diasporic qualities.
Identitätsfragen stehen seit Jahren im Mittelpunkt der Debatten und Überlegungen der Deutsch-Kanadier, die durch die Geschehnisse des 20. Jahrhunderts ständig gezwungen wurden, ihre Identität der (anglo-)kanadischen Mehrheit gegenüber neu zu bedenken und zu definieren. Vor allem durch ethnische Medien waren sie in der Lage, über diese heikle Frage zu reflektieren. Der Kanada Kurier, eine seit mehr als hundert Jahren im gesamten Kanada veröffentlichte deutschsprachige Wochenzeitung, ermöglichte ihnen, sich über diese Fragen zu äußern. Die vorliegende Arbeit untersucht den Identitätsdiskurs dieser Gemeinschaft. Anhand einer Inhaltsanalyse der Leserbriefe von 1981 soll dargestellt werden, was die Gruppe am meistens bewegt. Das Korpus zeigt erstens den wichtigen Platz auf, den die deutsche Politik einnimmt, zweitens beleuchtet er einen dualen Identitätsdiskurs, der sich teils auf den deutschen, teils auf den kanadischen Kontext bezieht, und der durch gemeinsame (politische) Ideologien bei den Deutschsprachigen in Kanada und in Europa verstärkt wurde. Das Konzept des Transnationalismus wirft die Heimatfrage auf, ein nach 1945 hoch diskutiertes politisches Thema, und veranschaulicht die komplexe Heimatvorstellung im Fall der Deutschsprachigen, besonders bezüglich der Forderung der „Revanchisten“, die die von Polen und der UdSSR annektierten Gebiete nach dem Kriegsende zurückerlangen wollten. Die Mehrheit der Leserbriefe verdeutlicht den komplexen Zusammenhang der Deutsch-Kanadier mit dem Ereignis des Zweiten Weltkrieges, der insofern als Erinnerungsort zu bezeichnen ist. Schließlich beleuchtet das Korpus die vielfältigen Rollen, welche die Wochenzeitung in der Gemeinschaft einnahm, und kann infolgedessen als eine Diasporazeitung bezeichnet werden.
Reed, Rebecca. "Storytelling and survival in the "Murderer's House": gender, voice(lessness) and memory in Helma Sanders-Brahms' Deutschland, bleiche Mutter." Thesis, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/1828/1686.
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