Study and teaching

Prof. Dr Kerstin Brückweh

Counting Nazis, completing assignments or answering research questions? Reappraisal research using a concrete example(MA seminar)

Moodle course

Start of event:
Wednesday. 16 October 2024; 11:15 - 12:45, Room: GD 05

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The planning, design and appropriation of spaces in modern and contemporary history are at the centre of this research area. As the professorship holder is also head of the research focus "Contemporary History and Archives" at the Leibniz Institute for Spatial Social Research in Erkner near Berlin, the proximity to sources of architectural, building and planning history as well as to projects with digital history and citizen science approaches is a special feature of her teaching. The inclusion of current research projects in teaching is a goal, as the following events show:

Summer semester 2024: Drones, 3D, deep mapping and more: On the connection between spatial analysis, everyday history and digital history (Wednesdays, 11:15-12:45)

Winter semester 2024/25: Counting Nazis, processing orders or answering research questions? Reappraisal research using a concrete example

The portal of the research focus "Contemporary History and Archives" at the Leibniz Centre for Research on Society and Space offers a place to explore history.

IRS (Erkner)/Wiss.Samml., Bildarchiv (Berlin-Alt-Marzahn, D1_1_5_2-007, photographer: Monika Uelze, around 1985)

IRS(Erkner)/Wiss.Samml., Gustav Lüdecke estate (C_13_016-13, Haus Thomas, Dresden, September 1927)