Underhttps://archivebay.hypotheses.org we present exciting and curious contributions from Bavarian archives during the promotion period. Die Münchner contributions appear on the cooperation blog “Archive in Munich” under https://amuc.hypotheses.org. Presenting the Tag Archives Archive their diverse social functions. Many hundred archives usually open their doors to citizens. But the pandemic has radically changed life and work. This year hardly any events around the day in presence are possible. While changing into the digital space, the immediate impressions of an archive management are missing. At the same time, a digital approach opens up new possibilities, for example the bayern-wide networking with a common blogSlam. A BlogSlam introduces all archive divisions into the rich fundus of original cultural goods. A BlogSlam is a temporary blog action with limited participants. The model is Poetry Slams and Science Slams. The term normally refers to a lecture contest. At the end of our BlogSlam, however, no winners are awarded, but exciting stories and curious content are collected. Join the blogSlam on the Tag Archives: Archive of the Academy of Fine Arts Munich Archive of the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität Archive of the labor movement of Munich Archive of the Bavarian Landtag Archive of Bayerischer Rundfunk Archive of the German Alpine Association Archive of the German Museum Archive for Christlich-Soziale Politik der Hanns-Seidel-Stiftung Archive Geig

The estate of District President a.D. Dr. Georg Simnacher (1932-2014) has been kept in the state archive of Augsburg since summer 2021. In 2009, Günzburg's long-standing Land Council and district president of Schwaben concluded a donation agreement with the Staatsarchiv Augsburg, which regulates the later acquisition of his written estate. After a vision and preordination by Simnacher Witwe Ms. Ursula Simnacher, the estate was handed over to the state archive of Augsburg. There the estate is archived and protected conservatively. He is available for inspection on the basis of the Bavarian Archives Act. The documents complement the official tradition of the state archives of Augsburg, especially the state council offices and the government of Schwaben. Dr. Georg Simnacher decided early for a political career. After studying law in Munich and Erlangen and law-historical doctorate, the CSU politician has already become a Landrat of Günzburg with 34 years of age. He had this office from 1967 to 1996. From 1974 to 2003, he was also the President of the District of Schwaben. The “Schwabenherzog”, as he was lovingly called, was also president of the association of Bavarian districts initiated by him from 1979 to 2003 (now Bavarian District Day). Here he strengthened the reputation of the districts as the third municipal level in Bavaria and gave their concerns hearing. Simnacher has left deep traces of health care and social policy, as well as the cultural