Adelheid Von Saldern
Biographic Data
| ID | 697344 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Adelheid Von Saldern |
| GIVEN NAMES | Adelheid |
| FAMILY NAME | Von Saldern |
| SIGNATURE | VON SALDERN A |
| AFFILIATIONS | Leibniz University Hannover |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9817-9314 |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 20 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Der Ort der ›Volksgemeinschaft‹ in der deutschen Gesellschaftsgeschichte
Welche Bedeutung gewannen die Propaganda der »Volksgemeinschaft« und die massenhafte Bereitschaft zum Mitmachen in der NS-Diktatur für die Gesellschaftsgeschichte Deutschlands im 20. Jahrhundert? Der Band bietet eine aktuelle Bilanz der seit über zehn Jahren kontrovers geführten Debatte über die Bedeutung der »Volksgemeinschaft« als zentrales Propagandakonzept und prägende Denkfigur nationalsozialistischer Herrschaft. In rund 30 Beiträgen akzentu…
'Volksgemeinschaft': Mythos, wirkungsmächtige soziale Verheißung oder soziale Realität im 'Dritten Reich'?
Der Band bietet eine Bestandsaufnahme der vorliegenden Forschungsergebnisse zur kontrovers diskutierten Frage nach den Binde- und Integrationskräften des S-Regimes und nach der Bereitschaft der deutschen Bevölkerung zum loyalen ›Mitmachen‹ im ›Dritten Reich‹. Zentraler Bezugspunkt hierfür ist die Frage nach Bedeutung und Wirkung der von den Nationalsozialisten so vehement propagierten ›Volksgemeinschaft‹. Dabei wird auch die Frage thematisiert, w…
Weimar Publics/Weimar Subjects. Rethinking the Political Culture of Germany in the 1920s
Innovative Trends in Women's and Gender Studies of the National Socialist Era
The text is less a review of the new literature than a reflection on significant and innovative current trends in the historiography on women and gender in the National Socialist era. The first part deals with various women's activities within milieus and professions, including their room for manoeuvre: midwives, social workers, female Nazi functionaries, and female auxiliary workers of the Nazi Wehrmacht. The second part of the article addresses…
City, Museums for the People, and New Media (1900-1933/1934)
The article deals with the educational intentions of and the discourses on popularization of museums by the new media. The use of radio by museums as a means of attracting more people will be reconstructed from the turn of the century to the Nationalist Socialist period. Looking at the Hamburg, the article demonstrates how the city Heimatmuseum, the Museum of Hamburg History, and its director, Professor Otto Lauffer, cooperated with the Hamburg r…
Radiozeiten. Herrschaft, Alltag, Gesellschaft (1924-1960)
The Challenge of Modernity
VolkandHeimatCulture in Radio Broadcasting during the Period of Transition from Weimar to Nazi Germany
The Challenge of Modernity
Adelheid von Saldern is one of the most productive, thoughtful, and innovative researchers in the field of twentieth-century German history. Her already long career has been distinguished by a willingness to take intellectual risks by participating in new historiographical movements, borrowing from cultural anthropology, focusing on the social and cultural history of everyday life, and demonstrating the importance of gender history. In this volum…
Amerikanisierung
Social rationalization of living and housework in Germany and the United States in the 1920s
Because the idea of economic rationalization found its strongest promoters in the US and Germany during the 1920s, it makes sense to compare the two countries and to ask how the idea of economic rationalization was transferred into other areas of society, such as the private sphere of families and their homes. The article draws comparisons in a number of different areas, such as housing policy, the education of taste, domestic cleanliness, and th…
International Congress for Historians
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The Nazification of an Academic Discipline
Current Trends in Research on the German Workers' Movement and Labor History
Labor history certainly has not been a favorite topic recently among German scholars. During the last fifteen years there has been a remarkable shift from working-class history to an interest in other classes and groups, particularly the bourgeoisie, as evidenced by a current voluminous project in Bielefeld. Several women historians are committed to studying the history of women; other researchers are analyzing social minorities or the history of…
Cultural Conflicts, Popular Mass Culture, and the Question of Nazi Success
Adelheid von Saldern, Cultural Conflicts, Popular Mass Culture, and the Question of Nazi Success: The Eilenriede Motorcycle Races, 1924-39, German Studies Review, Vol. 15, No. 2 (May, 1992), pp. 317-338
W.L. Guttsman, Workers' Culture in Weimar Germany
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The Old Mittelstand 1890–1939
In 1892, an artisan from Cologne stated that “the reintroduction of the Befähigungsnachweis (proof of qualification) was always the most important issue—a vital question for the representatives of the artisans.”
Der Aufstieg der deutschen Arbeiterbewegung
The workers’ movement and cultural patterns on urban housing estates and in rural settlements in Germany and Austria during the 1920s
The Hidden History of Mass Culture
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The workers’ movement and cultural patterns on urban housing estates and in rural settlements in Germany and Austria during the 1920s
Social rationalization of living and housework in Germany and the United States in the 1920s
Because the idea of economic rationalization found its strongest promoters in the US and Germany during the 1920s, it makes sense to compare the two countries and to ask how the idea of economic rationalization was transferred into other areas of society, such as the private sphere of families and their homes. The article draws comparisons in a number of different areas, such as housing policy, the education of taste, domestic cleanliness, and th…
The Old Mittelstand 1890–1939
In 1892, an artisan from Cologne stated that “the reintroduction of the Befähigungsnachweis (proof of qualification) was always the most important issue—a vital question for the representatives of the artisans.”
Current Trends in Research on the German Workers' Movement and Labor History
Labor history certainly has not been a favorite topic recently among German scholars. During the last fifteen years there has been a remarkable shift from working-class history to an interest in other classes and groups, particularly the bourgeoisie, as evidenced by a current voluminous project in Bielefeld. Several women historians are committed to studying the history of women; other researchers are analyzing social minorities or the history of…
Der Aufstieg der deutschen Arbeiterbewegung
The workers’ movement and cultural patterns on urban housing estates and in rural settlements in Germany and Austria during the 1920s
The Hidden History of Mass Culture
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Cultural Conflicts, Popular Mass Culture, and the Question of Nazi Success
Adelheid von Saldern, Cultural Conflicts, Popular Mass Culture, and the Question of Nazi Success: The Eilenriede Motorcycle Races, 1924-39, German Studies Review, Vol. 15, No. 2 (May, 1992), pp. 317-338
W.L. Guttsman, Workers' Culture in Weimar Germany
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
The Old Mittelstand 1890–1939
In 1892, an artisan from Cologne stated that “the reintroduction of the Befähigungsnachweis (proof of qualification) was always the most important issue—a vital question for the representatives of the artisans.”
Current Trends in Research on the German Workers' Movement and Labor History
Labor history certainly has not been a favorite topic recently among German scholars. During the last fifteen years there has been a remarkable shift from working-class history to an interest in other classes and groups, particularly the bourgeoisie, as evidenced by a current voluminous project in Bielefeld. Several women historians are committed to studying the history of women; other researchers are analyzing social minorities or the history of…
International Congress for Historians
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
The Nazification of an Academic Discipline
Social rationalization of living and housework in Germany and the United States in the 1920s
Because the idea of economic rationalization found its strongest promoters in the US and Germany during the 1920s, it makes sense to compare the two countries and to ask how the idea of economic rationalization was transferred into other areas of society, such as the private sphere of families and their homes. The article draws comparisons in a number of different areas, such as housing policy, the education of taste, domestic cleanliness, and th…
Amerikanisierung
The Challenge of Modernity
Adelheid von Saldern is one of the most productive, thoughtful, and innovative researchers in the field of twentieth-century German history. Her already long career has been distinguished by a willingness to take intellectual risks by participating in new historiographical movements, borrowing from cultural anthropology, focusing on the social and cultural history of everyday life, and demonstrating the importance of gender history. In this volum…
Radiozeiten. Herrschaft, Alltag, Gesellschaft (1924-1960)
The Challenge of Modernity
VolkandHeimatCulture in Radio Broadcasting during the Period of Transition from Weimar to Nazi Germany
City, Museums for the People, and New Media (1900-1933/1934)
The article deals with the educational intentions of and the discourses on popularization of museums by the new media. The use of radio by museums as a means of attracting more people will be reconstructed from the turn of the century to the Nationalist Socialist period. Looking at the Hamburg, the article demonstrates how the city Heimatmuseum, the Museum of Hamburg History, and its director, Professor Otto Lauffer, cooperated with the Hamburg r…
Innovative Trends in Women's and Gender Studies of the National Socialist Era
The text is less a review of the new literature than a reflection on significant and innovative current trends in the historiography on women and gender in the National Socialist era. The first part deals with various women's activities within milieus and professions, including their room for manoeuvre: midwives, social workers, female Nazi functionaries, and female auxiliary workers of the Nazi Wehrmacht. The second part of the article addresses…
'Volksgemeinschaft': Mythos, wirkungsmächtige soziale Verheißung oder soziale Realität im 'Dritten Reich'?
Der Band bietet eine Bestandsaufnahme der vorliegenden Forschungsergebnisse zur kontrovers diskutierten Frage nach den Binde- und Integrationskräften des S-Regimes und nach der Bereitschaft der deutschen Bevölkerung zum loyalen ›Mitmachen‹ im ›Dritten Reich‹. Zentraler Bezugspunkt hierfür ist die Frage nach Bedeutung und Wirkung der von den Nationalsozialisten so vehement propagierten ›Volksgemeinschaft‹. Dabei wird auch die Frage thematisiert, w…
Weimar Publics/Weimar Subjects. Rethinking the Political Culture of Germany in the 1920s
Der Ort der ›Volksgemeinschaft‹ in der deutschen Gesellschaftsgeschichte
Welche Bedeutung gewannen die Propaganda der »Volksgemeinschaft« und die massenhafte Bereitschaft zum Mitmachen in der NS-Diktatur für die Gesellschaftsgeschichte Deutschlands im 20. Jahrhundert? Der Band bietet eine aktuelle Bilanz der seit über zehn Jahren kontrovers geführten Debatte über die Bedeutung der »Volksgemeinschaft« als zentrales Propagandakonzept und prägende Denkfigur nationalsozialistischer Herrschaft. In rund 30 Beiträgen akzentu…
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