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Alena Bauer (Ed.), Johannes Heitmann (Ed.)

Erinnerungsort St. Blasien

Heimat — Menschen — Schicksale. Home – People – Fates

Language: German, English
176 pages, softcover
71 illustrations
ISBN: 978-3-95565-682-9
Publication date: 2024
17.90 €

Awarded first prize in the “Innovative teaching” category of the “German Teachers' Prize”

In the exhibition “Erinnerungsort St. Blasien. Home - People - Fates”, pupils from the St. Blasien College paid tribute to the lives of people who were persecuted by the National Socialists in St. Blasien and had to leave their homes. In addition to the individual life stories, the focus was on photographs and personal objects from the lives of the persecuted. Using the Japanese printing technique risography, authentic sources from various contexts - estates, family memories, photo albums, reparation files and newspaper articles - were brought together. The starting point for the exhibition was one question in particular for the pupils: How do we - as the younger generation - want to remember these people and their lives today?

With a foreword by Debbie Obied
With greetings by Adrian Probst and Hans-Martin Rieder

With contributions by Joana Albiez | Alena Bauer | Nikola Cukierska | Jasmin Frommherz | Johannes Heitmann | Marla Hilpert | Viktoria Hippach | Alexia Kohlbrenner | Stella Konzack | Pascal Matzen | Fiona Robold


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Alena Bauer

geboren 1992 in Offenburg, ist Lehrerin für katholische Religion und Englisch am Kolleg St. Blasien. Sie erhielt für das Erinnerungsprojekt „Gegen das Vergessen. Stolpersteine St. Blasien“ den Deutschen Lehrkräftepreis 2023 – Unterricht innovativ.

Johannes Heitmann

geboren 1991 in Stuttgart, ist Lehrer für Deutsch und Geschichte am Kolleg St. Blasien. Er erhielt für das Erinnerungsprojekt „Gegen das Vergessen. Stolpersteine St. Blasien“ den Deutschen Lehrkräftepreis 2023 – Unterricht innovativ.