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Thursday, 11 August 2022

Flucht zurück

Lange hat die Uni Graz ihre Rolle während der NS-Zeit nicht oder nur unzureichend aufgearbeitet. Hier ist das Hauptgebäude auf einer Aufnahme um 1930 zu sehen. Foto: Alfred Steffen.

Lange hat die Uni Graz ihre Rolle während der NS-Zeit nicht oder nur unzureichend aufgearbeitet. Hier ist das Hauptgebäude auf einer Aufnahme um 1930 zu sehen. Foto: Alfred Steffen.

Eine neue "HörSaal"-Folge beschäftigt sich mit der Erinnerungskultur der Uni Graz an die NS-Zeit

Verdrängen, kleinreden, ignorieren: Lange hat die Universität Graz ihre eigene Rolle während der Jahre des Nationalsozialismus nicht oder nur ungenügend aufgearbeitet. Marco Jandl (Centrum für Jüdische Studien) hat in seiner prämierten Masterarbeit die universitäre Erinnerungskultur untersucht. In einer neuen Folge des Wissenschaftspodcasts „HörSaal“ erzählt er, warum die Universität Graz lange – wie so viele in Österreich – in der Erzählung des Opfermythos schwelgte und warum der Großteil der Belegschaft nach Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs die mentale Flucht zurück in die Zeit der Monarchie antrat. Er beschreibt, wann ein Umdenken begonnen hat einzusetzen und wie die Universität Graz heute mit diesem Teil ihrer Geschichte umgeht.

Seit 2020 vergibt die Geisteswissenschaftliche Fakultät der Uni Graz die GEWI-Preise für hervorragende Dissertationen sowie Master- und Diplomarbeiten. Marco Jandl erhielt ex aequo mit Christina Bäck den ersten Preis für die beste Masterarbeit des Jahres 2022. >> Zu den bisher veröffentlichten Publikationen

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