Nationalsozialismus digital

Die Verantwortung von Bibliotheken, Archiven und Museen sowie Forschungseinrichtungen und Medien im Umgang mit der NS-Zeit im Netz

Contributions by Johanna Rachinger Contributions by Ronald Maier Contributions by Peter Seitz Contributions by Hans Walter Hütter Contributions by Stefan Benedik Contributions by Monika Sommer Contributions by Brigitte Rigele Contributions by Claudia Kuretsidis-Haider Contributions by Maximilian Becker Contributions by Cord Pagenstecher Contributions by Bernhard Weidinger Contributions by Karin Liebhart Contributions by Eugen Pfister Contributions by Barbara Schloßbauer Contributions by Hans-Christoph Hobohm Contributions by Hermann Rösch Contributions by Klaus Ceynowa Contributions by Thomas Bürger Contributions by Margot Werner Contributions by Christian Recht Contributions by Christa Müller Contributions by Edwin Klijn Contributions by Christoph Hanzig Contributions by Martin Käseberg Contributions by Thomas Lindenberger Contributions by Michael Thoß Contributions by Norman Domeier Contributions by Markus Stumpf Contributions by Hans Petschar Contributions by Oliver Rathkolb Edited by Markus Stumpf Edited by Hans Petschar Edited by Oliver Rathkolb

Book cover: Nationalsozialismus digital

Extent: 360 pages

Publisher: V&R unipress

Subjects: Communications, Film, & Media Studies, Earth & Life Sciences , Social Sciences 

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(October 2021)

ISBN: 9783847112761

6.3 x 9.25 inches

Price: $82.00

Out of stock

Der Umgang mit dem nationalsozialistischen Erbe in Gedachtnisinstitutionen in Osterreich und Deutschland ist eine aktuelle wie zeitlose Debatte.


Dealing with the National Socialist legacy in memory institutions in Austria and Germany is a current as well as timeless debate. The Austrian National Library and the Department of Contemporary History of the University of Vienna hosted a conference on the topic of National Socialism on the Internet. The contributions address how libraries, archives, museums and research institutions could deal with the issue in a responsible manner and how institutions and the public could raise awareness and prevent the misuse of digitised online content.

  • Contributions by Johanna Rachinger
  • Contributions by Ronald Maier
  • Contributions by Peter Seitz
  • Contributions by Hans Walter Hütter
  • Contributions by Stefan Benedik
  • Contributions by Monika Sommer
  • Contributions by Brigitte Rigele
  • Contributions by Claudia Kuretsidis-Haider
  • Contributions by Maximilian Becker
  • Contributions by Cord Pagenstecher
  • Contributions by Bernhard Weidinger
  • Contributions by Karin Liebhart
  • Contributions by Eugen Pfister
  • Contributions by Barbara Schloßbauer
  • Contributions by Hans-Christoph Hobohm
  • Contributions by Hermann Rösch
  • Contributions by Klaus Ceynowa
  • Contributions by Thomas Bürger
  • Contributions by Margot Werner
  • Contributions by Christian Recht
  • Contributions by Christa Müller
  • Contributions by Edwin Klijn
  • Contributions by Christoph Hanzig
  • Contributions by Martin Käseberg
  • Contributions by Thomas Lindenberger
  • Contributions by Michael Thoß
  • Contributions by Norman Domeier
  • Contributions by Markus Stumpf
  • Contributions by Hans Petschar
  • Contributions by Oliver Rathkolb
  • Edited by Markus Stumpf
  • Edited by Hans Petschar
  • Edited by Oliver Rathkolb