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  • 20240910 NaziCrimesAtlas – EVZ Andrea Despot – Edith Raim – Wolfgang Hauck
  • 20241210 NaziCrimesAtlas Conny – Edith Raim Video 20241210 NaziCrimesAtlas Conny Kurz – Wolfgang Hauck
  • 20241210 NaziCrimesAtlas Conny Kurz – Wolfgang Hauck – Leonore Martin – Rainer Klemke
  • 20241212 NaziCrimesAtlas Conny Kurz – Rainer Klemke – Wolfgang Hauck – Edith Raim
  • 20241212 NaziCrimesAtlas Conny Kurz – Team Oliver Brentzel – Edith Raim in the video – Katharina Erlenwein – Rainer Klemke – Wolfgang Hauck – Klaus König
  • 20241212 NaziCrimesAtlas Photo Conny Kurz – Wolfgang Hauck
  • 20250427 NaziCrimesAtlas Photo Jürgen Wedemeyer – Edit Raim and Wolfgang Hauck in subcamp VII Kaufering
  • NaziCrimesAtlas – Logo NaziCrimesAtlas – Screenshots 1 map with open pin
  • NaziCrimesAtlas – Screenshots 2 Map total
  • NaziCrimesAtlas – Screenshots 3 Text Novemberprogroms
  • NaziCrimesAtlas – Screenshots 4 Register
  • NaziCrimesAtlas – Screenshots 5 Map detail
  • NaziCrimesAtlas – Screenshots 6 map pins detail
  • NaziCrimesAtlas – Screenshots 7 Map detail

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dieKunstBauStelle e. V.: www.dieKunstBauStelle.de

Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future (EVZ) www.stiftung-evz.de/

Project presentation in Berlin 2024

Presentation of the Project “Nazi Crimes Atlas – Digital Atlas the NS–Crime“

On Tuesday, 10. December 2024 have we the Project “Nazi Crimes Atlas – Digital Atlas the NS–Crime“ in the Clearing the Memorial site German Resistance in Berlin presents.
In the year 2024 started Wolfgang Hauck and the historian Dr. Edith Raim the Project “Nazi Crimes Atlas – Digital Atlas NS crimes”.
Around 25,000 court files document various crimes and crime scenes. These include concentration camps, torture chambers and everyday places. Around 25,000 crimes are documented by court records, other sources and data collections on the Holocaust document the scenes of Nazi crimes as well as documents from the Yad Vashem Memorial, the Arolsen Archives and the Central Office in Ludwigsburg. The atlas collects cases of Nazi injustice at thousands of locations in Germany.
The associated Smartphone–App published Abstracts the Descriptions of the crime, the it enable, targeted to Crime scenes and Crime complexes in Germany to search. The Goal of the Project is it, in the Frame the Public History more Research to trigger and to publish.

Venue

German Resistance Memorial Center
Room 3C, 3rd floor
Stauffenbergstraße 13-14
Entrance via Ehrenhof
D-10785 Berlin-Mitte

Educational agenda Nazi injustice

As part of the “Bildungsagenda NS-Unrecht“, an app is being created with thousands of data on Nazi crimes between 1933 and 1945. The crime scenes where people were victims of Nazi violence are listed on a map of today’s Federal Republic. The aim is to encourage initiatives that research the details of the respective crimes and thus come to terms with German history.

The project is funded by the Federal Ministry of Finance as part of the Nazi injustice education agenda. Numerous other projects began work in June under the coordination of the Foundation Remembrance Responsibility Future (EVZ).

According to the Foundation EVZ, the projects of the educational agenda on Nazi injustice make the fates of persecuted people and groups visible. The funded projects place a special focus on those who have received less public attention to date. This gives rise to cultural and digital formats that promote exchange and encourage participation.

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