Op dinsdag 28 juni 2022 presenteerde de grondlegger van de Aufa💯 de resultaten van de afgelopen drie jaar post-Centenaire onderzoek. Het baanbrekende beeldmateriaal bij deze presentatie werd door de commissiemedewerkers in eigen beheer vervaardigd.

Since March 2021, Aufa💯 has commemorated the anniversaries of political murder in the Germany's first republic several times. Within the context of modern Germany's mnemonic landscape, something strange can be observed.

'Superior.' This is how the nature of the Entente powers' colonial rule at the Conference of Paris was described. As a matter of fact, the wording of the British delegations sounded a bit differently. In Germany's absence, they recounted this nation's rule as inferior. From the perspective of linguistics and neutral observance, this meant that not...

1922 (updated Dec. 18, 2023). In the shadow of the Conference of Genoa, a Paris/Versailles follow-up, the two outcasts of this postwar order, that is red Russia and the Weimar Republic, shook hands. By the Treaty of Rapallo, they broke through their different types of isolation.

Gratis het grootste passagiersschip bouwen ten bate van een ander land? Terwijl honger en andere ontberingen het leven zuur maakten, moest de Duitse natie het zich onder dwang laten welgevallen.

Wie im nordirischen Derry dem Massaker an vierzehn Demonstranten gegen die Teilung ihres Landes gedacht wird, verdeutlicht die Rolle gesellschaftlicher Machtverhältnisse in der Erinnerungskultur, hier am Beispiel 🇬🇧.

"Non-bipartisan" (see point four) book review: What does a couple of German historians make from a centenary of First-World-War historiography in an anthology with a United States publishing house?

Shortly after the first world war and an equally devastating pandemic for all, solely the German nation would plunge into another era of catastrophes. What happened?

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      Below: Aufa💯's academic prehistory, i.e. Centenaire 2018 and 2019 lectures held by our founder.