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The publication series of the Hadamar Memorial addresses the variety of perspectives and questions arising from the scholarly examination of the National Socialist „euthanasia“ crimes.This includes in particular the prehistory and the preconditions of the murders of the sick as well as their long-term consequences not only in a national but also in an international context. The book series thus contributes to the history of medicine, to the history of National Socialism, and to the history and practice of coming to terms with National Socialism after 1945.
Abteilung I: 1854 bis 1862
Schriften
- Bd. 1 1854
- Bd. 2 1855 - 1859
- Bd. 3 1859 - 1862
Gespräche
Bis 1862
Reden
Bis 1862
Abteilung II: 1862 - 1871
Schriften
- Bd. 1 1862 - 1864
- Bd. 2 1864 - 1866
- Bd. 3 1866 - 1867
- Bd. 4 1867 - 1869
- Bd. 5 1869 - 1871
Gespräche
1862 - 1871
Reden
- Bd. 1 1862 - 1869
- Bd 2 1869 - 1871
Abteilung III: 1871 - 1898
Schriften
- Bd. 1 1871 - 1873
- Bd. 2 1874 - 1876
- Bd. 3 1877 - 1878
- Bd. 4 1879 - 1881
- Bd. 5 1882 - 1884
- Bd. 6 1884 - 1886
- Bd. 7 1887 - 1888
- Bd. 8 1889 - 1890
- Bd. 9 1891 - 1898
Gespräche
- Bd. 1 1871 - 1890
- Bd. 2 1890 - 1898
Reden
- Bd. 1 1871 - 1878
- Bd. 2 1878 - 1885
- Bd. 3 1885 - 1897
Abteilung IV: Erinnerungen und Gedanken
For the first time, a large multi-volume edition work will reflect practices of the monarchy in the 19th century.
In international perspective, this edition of primary sources presents previously unpublished archival documents for further research. The Prussian example illustrates the strategies and reactions of European monarchies when they had to adapt to a changing society. Effective integration achievements as well as their limits become tangible. The first volumes are focusing on the different functions of court members, on deciders and the forms of decision making at the court. Other volumes will highlight e.g. the performative practices at the Prussian court as they were shaped in competition processes and by cultural transfer from neighboring European countries.
Die in der Reihe erscheinenden Studien untersuchen, wie die Kriegsjahre 1792 - 1815 in den beteiligten Nationen und Regionen erfahren und erinnert wurden, welche Faktoren das kommunikative Gedächtnis formten und was davon in das kulturelle Gedächtnis aufgenommen wurde.