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5.-27.03.2022: BlogSlam zum Tag der Archive 2022 - "Facts, Stories, Curioses" - #Tag derArchive

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.

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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 Geiger

Archive and Library of the Archdiocese of Munich and Freising

Bavarian State Archive

Bavarian Economic Archive

German Red Cross - Search Service

Forum Queeres Archive

Historical archives of UniCredit Bank AG

House of Art - Historical Archive

Institute of Contemporary History - Archive

Monacensia in Hildebrandhaus

State Archive Amberg

State Archive Bamberg

State Archive Coburg

State Archive Landshut

State Archive Munich

State Archive Würzburg

State Archive Nuremberg

City archive Bamberg

City Archive Munich

Technical University of Munich - TUM Archive

University Archive Bamberg

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10.11.2022: 50 years of territorial reform – Bavaria's reorganization and the example of Schwaben

With a systematic, top-ranking territorial reform at all three administrative levels – governmental districts, counties and municipalities – the Free State of Bavaria was given the first. July 1972 a new internal order. From 1967 the preparations were carried out, and in 1972 the new division of the circle was effective, until 1978 the communes were merged, and in 1983 the last corrections were completed. The number of municipalities fell from 7073 in 1970 to 2052 in May 1978, from 143 counties were 71, from 48 countless cities remained 25. The Ministry of Interior under Minister of State Dr. Bruno Merk (CSU) saw in the reform the decisive prerequisite for modern and citizen-oriented administration. Especially in the dissolved counties and municipalities there were some violent discussions and resistances. In order to commemorate the reform, a small exhibition was conceived by the Bavarian Main State Archive and the State Archive Augsburg. The preparatory work and plans, as well as the example of the government district of Schwaben, will focus on concrete implementation and protests. The last section is dedicated to the memory of territorial reform. The county of Schwaben halved in the course of territorial reform the number of counties of twenty formerly, of ten countless cities remained four; the rest were found with the status of a large district. The number of Swedish municipalities decreased from 1039 in 1970 to 340 after the reform, some of which were combined in administrative communities. As everywhere in Bavaria, the county and municipal reform was also controversial in Schwaben. In addition to basic understanding of the need for reform, approval and good examples, there were sometimes strong resistances. Mainly exhibited are pieces from the rich collections of the Bavarian Main State Archives and the State Archives of Augsburg, but also loans from Swabian institutions and associations. The spectrum ranges from official documents and maps to photos, posters, brochures, leaflets, newspaper articles, signs to documents from the estates of central actors. In addition, film and sound documents such as interviews with Bruno Merk and Theo Waigel, television reports by Bayerischer Rundfunk and the Midsection of a Senate Session of 1972. The interview with Theo Waigel is also on our blog to listen online. The exhibition will be 10. November to 23 December 2022 the Staatsarchiv Augsburg shown. The entrance is free. Open: Monday - Thursday 8.30-16.00, Friday 8.30-13.00; Free guided tours for groups can be agreed at: poststelle@staau.bayern.de Further information and advice on accompanying events www.gda.bayern.de From 21 September 2022 to 28 October 2022 the exhibition was already on display in the Bavarian Main State Archive. A small exhibition catalogue is available for exhibition: 50 years of territorial reform. Bavarian reorganization and the example of Schwaben. An exhibition of the Bayerischer Hauptstaatsarchiv and the Staatsarchiv Augsburg. Conception and editing: Gerhard Fürmetz (Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv), Rainer Jedlitschka (Staatsarchiv Augsburg) with the collaboration of Renate Herget and Christine Kofer (Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv) and Andreas Frasch (Staatsarchiv Augsburg) (Bavarian State Archives – Small Catalogues 69), Munich 2022, ISBN 978-3-938831-70-0, 108 pp., numbered. color and, SW-abb.; Sales price 11,00 Euro. Published 19.09.2022, supplemented on 31.10.2022

Revolution and Räterepubliken in Bavaria 1918/19

100. Birthday of the Free State presented bavaricon the exciting and dramatic history of its beginnings in a virtual exhibition. Five chronological sections and a level of deepening bring you closer to the Revolutionary Years 1918/19. The focus is on the events in the capital Munich, which were decisive for all Bavaria. In addition, the various developments are included in ten other locations of Altbayerns, Frankens and Schwabens. 90 high-calibre exhibits from archives, libraries and museums show you the decisive changes and changes of this time – with all their breakthrough achievements, but also the problematic accompanying phenomena and consequences. Here you can visit the virtual exhibition!

Photo by Dr. Klaus Rupprecht, the new head of the Bamberg State Archive

01.07.2021: Change of office in the Bamberg State Archive

With effect from 1. July 2021 Archive Director Dr. Klaus Rupprecht is appointed Head of the Bamberg State Archives. He follows archive director Dr. Christian Kruse, who moved to the State Archive Nuremberg as head of May 1, 2021. Dr. Christian Kruse led the Bamberg State Archive from 1 December 2018 to 30 April 2021. He studied history and German at the universities of Erlangen and Vienna for the Magisterium at Gymnasium and received his doctorate in Erlangen with a work on “Franz Friedrich Anton von Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld 1750–1806”. After training as a scientific archivist at the Bavarian Archive School in 1988 to 1991, he worked in the Bavarian Main State Archives, in the State Archives Augsburg, Nuremberg and Munich and from 2008 to 2018 in the Directorate-General of the State Archives of Bavaria. Dr. Klaus Rupprecht, a native of Upper Franconia, studied history, anglistics and social studies at the University of Bamberg for the Teaching Office of Gymnasium. He received his doctorate with a dissertation on the topic of “Ritterisches Fürstentruung in Franken. The history of Guttenberg in the late Middle Ages and at the beginning of the early modern period”. After his lecture on the scientific archivist at the Bavarian Archive School in 1993 to 1996, Klaus Rupprecht worked in the Bavarian Main State Archive in Munich, came to the Bamberg State Archives in 1997, where he was Deputy Head and Speaker for Disclosure and Stock Issues since 2000. He has been head of the state archive Würzburg since 1 November 2016. With his appointment to the head of the Bamberg State Archives, he returns to his roots. In recent years, the Bamberg State Archive has been able to inaugurate and obtain an additional, modern magazine construction. In the next few years, public relations and public relations will be a special focus. It is also considered particularly important to strengthen the significance of the Bamberg State Archive as a centre of regional historical research. In this respect, cooperation with the Upper Franconian universities, cultural institutions and historical associations is sought. The Bamberg State Archives retains around 2.6 million archives in the amount of 26.3 lfd. km (as at the end of 2020). It is responsible for the transfer of all state authorities, courts and prosecutors of the middle and lower level in the administrative district of Oberfranken, but without those based in county and circular city of Coburg (the State Archive Coburg is responsible for this). For the time before 19. The State Archives delivers the documents, official books, files and plans of the Hochstift and Domkapitels Bamberg as well as of the Bamberg monasteries and pens, the archives of the Markgraftum Brandenburg-Kulmbach-Bayreuth, the Franconian Empire and the rich Knights cantons Gebürg and Steigerwald. In addition, numerous nationally important nobility archives (e.g. Counts of Giech, Freelors of Guttenberg) as well as important personal estates and collections belong to the main areas of tradition. Posted on 29. June 2021

13.03.2020: ‘Handwritten!? Messages in the pre-electronic age”

On the first weekend of March the 10th will be German. Tag Archives organized. This year he is entitled “Communication: From the Depesche to the Tweet”. Several hundred archives in Germany open their doors and provide insights into their work with historical documents. The State Archive Landshut participates in the following working days. In two “Feierabend tours” will be on Monday, 9th and Tuesday, 10th. March at 16.00 am the state archive Landshut presents the diverse tasks of the state archive Landshut. Following this, there is the possibility to visit the distinctive new building of the state archive at the Schlachthofstraße, which was only purchased in 2016. In addition to this, visitors can small exhibition “Handwritten!? Messages in the pre-electronic age” some selected originals on the topic “Communication” admiring. One focus is on the correspondence of and with Edmund Jörg, who was born in 19th. Century as an archival on the castle Trausnitz and its 200th. Birthday was celebrated a few months ago. In addition, private letters from persons from all social classes, from young nobles to prison occupants in Straubing, who are handed over to the state archives. Location: State Archive Landshut, Schlachthofstraße 10, 84034 Landshut Time: Monday, 9. March 2020, 4 pm Tuesday, 10. March 2020. 16.00 am Meeting point: Main entrance of the State Archive Landshut, Entrance Hall Special exhibition: “Handwritten? Messages in the pre-electronic age” of 2.-13. March 2020 opens at the opening hours of the State Archive for visitors (Mo, Di, Do 8.00-16.00, Mi 8.00-18.00, Fr 8.00-13.30 h). Free admission. Guided tours for groups can be agreed by phone or e-mail. Contact person: Dr Martin Rüth, Telephone: 0871/ 92328-0 or 0871/92328-21, E-mail: poststelle@stala.bayern.de Submitted at: 06.02.2020

Regensburg and his Jewish community in the Middle Ages

Tuesday, 26. October 2021, the new virtual exhibition “Regensburg and its Jewish community in the Middle Ages” was held in the Directorate-General of the State Archives of Bavaria. Cultural portal bavarikon open. At the ceremony, Minister of State Bernd Sibler, MdL, Dr. Ludwig Spaenle, Minister of State a.D., MdL, commissioner of the Bavarian State Government for Jewish life and against anti-Semitism, for remembrance and historical heritage as well as Ms. Ilse Danziger, Jewish Community Regensburg and Vice President of the State Association of the Jewish Communitys in Bavaria. Dr. Astrid Riedler-Pohlers, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, who drew up the exhibition, introduced the virtual show and presented selected exhibits. About the link www.bavarikon.de/judentum-regensburg is the exhibition from the 26th October 2021. The event was broadcast via live stream. The project is a contribution of the Bavarian State Archives to the anniversary year 2021 Jewish life in Germany: https://2021jlid.de. The virtual exhibition tells the history of the Jews in the medieval Regensburg. What are the conditions for Jewish life in this important city? What relations existed between Jews and Christians? What professions did they practice and what social status did they have? As large as the number of sources is, so different are the topics they tell of. Certificates, seals, Hebrew manuscripts, pictures, maps, archaeological finds and other special pieces report from the Jewish Regensburgers. Digitalisate from the holdings of eleven cultural institutions allows to virtually take these unique sources and explore details. Six chapters show how the Jewish community of Regensburg has developed and why it is so important today. The Jewish quarter and its inhabitants are presented as well as their utility with everyday needs. Religi-on was the predominant element in the Middle Ages and this was also true for the Jewish community. What diverse activities Jews carried out, as they earned their living and to whom the Jewish community was in contact, are also exciting topics such as the rights and duties that Jews had in the medieval Regensburg. The Jewish community of Regensburg remained largely spared from the waves of persecution that the Jews of Europe were exposed to in the Middle Ages. At the time of her expulsion in 1519, she was able to look back on a more than 500-year history in the city, unlike most other Jewish communities. With over 60 exhibits in six sections, the virtual exhibition makes the medieval history of the Jewish community of Regensburg alive. All exhibits, including 3D digitalisates, which are accessible for the first time, are shown in outstanding digital quality. The exhibition is under www.bavarikon.de/judentum-regensburg. bavarikon is the website of art, culture and national history of the Free State of Bavaria (www.bavarikon.de). It makes Bavaria's diverse cultural heritage accessible worldwide free of charge and addresses both the broad culturally interested public and scientific users. Over 370 000 content of more than 110 cultural institutions is now online. bavarikon is a joint project of the Ministry of State for Science and Art and the Ministry of State for Digital Affairs. The Bayerische Staatsbibliothek carries the current editorial, technical and organizational operation. Issued on 25.10.2021, last added on 29.10.2021

Eine Begleitausstellung mit dem Thema „Staatliches Bauen in Oberfranken – eine Skizze“, zu der ein kleiner Katalog erschienen ist, wurde im Rahmen der Einweihung eröffnet.

29.03.2019: Opening of the new magazine for the Bamberg State Archive

On Friday, 29th March 2019, the extension of the Bamberg State Archive (Hainstraße 39, 96047 Bamberg State Archives) was solemnly handed over to its destination after a construction period of two and a half years. At the ceremony, Mr. Minister of State for Science and Art Bernd Sibler, MdL, gave a greeting to Mrs. Minister of State for Health and Care Melanie Huml, MdL. Minister of State Bernd Sibler stressed in advance: “The Bamberg State Archive houses a great cultural treasure. Enlargement can now bring together all stocks in one place. Valuable testimonies of our history reflect the monastery culture of the Middle Ages, the various territorial dominations and the border proximity of the region to the former GDR and the Czech Republic. In future, they will be kept under excellent conditions and made available to the public. This state-of-the-art archive offers us the best ways to deal with our history and identity. ‘ In August 2014, the then Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Culture, Science and Art issued the planning mandate for the expansion building. As part of a competition procedure, the 1st prize went to the architecture firm Peter W. Schmidt, Pforzheim. The first groundbreaking ceremony was held in October 2016, one year later the fair. The project management and construction management were located at the Bamberg State Building Office. The expansion construction with a gross space content of 14.346 m3 realizes a useful area of 3469 m2 on a base area of just under 2000 m2, of which about 200 m2 for working and storage spaces, including a cleaning room with a microbiological safety work bench. In addition, the building contains thirteen magazine rooms and three small magazines for storing special materials, especially photographs that require a colder indoor climate. The extension consists of six bullets with windowless magazines. The basement is 53.8 m long and 24.9 m wide, the five projectiles above it are square with a side length of 24.4 m. Around 18.9 kilometres of archives can be stored. The construction costs were EUR 9.1 million. With air conditioning (ventilation, heating, cooling, humidification and dehumidification) and a multilayer wall structure (from inside to outside: 25 cm reinforced concrete, 20 cm insulation, air, 8-10 cm colored concrete facade with sandstone appearance), a constant magazine climate with a temperature of 16 to 20 degrees Celsius and a relative humidity of 40 to 55 percent is to be created. The State Archive Bamberg is the state authority for all questions of archives in the administrative district of Oberfranken with the exception of the circular town of Coburg and the district of Coburg, which belong to Bavaria only since the referendum of 1920. It currently retains around 26 kilometres of archives with an average annual increase of 300 metres. In the State Archive, historically and legally relevant material from the time of 815 is transferred to the present, which is secured, developed and provided for research. During the festive event, the Exhibition „Staats Bau in Oberfranken – ein Skizze“ open. The exhibition is until 7 June 2019 to see (Mo, Do 8.00–16.00 h, Di, Mi 8.00–18.00 h, Fr 8.00–12.30 h), it appears a small Catalogue No: 59: State building in Oberfranken - a sketch. An exhibition of the state archive Bamberg on the occasion of the inauguration of the extension building, Bamberg, 29 March - 7th June 2019. Conception and editing: Christian Kruse, Munich 2019, ISBN 978-3-938831-89-2, 49 pages, sw-Abb., price 4.00 Euro Posted on: 29.03.2019

Poster of the Munich Archives for the Tag Archives 2020

07.03.2020: Post from the past - Tag Archives on 7. March 2020 in the Bavarian Main State Archive

On the first weekend of March the 10th will be German. Tag Archives organized. This year he is entitled “Communication: From the Depesche to the Tweet”. Several hundred archives in Germany open the doors to their treasury chambers and show their work with historical documents. Events in the Bayerischer Hauptstaatsarchiv: “Post from the past” - Presentation of outstanding archival sources in the reading room (for full hour each) Research in the Bavarian Main State Archive “What is it?” – reading and interpretation aid for private documents brought along; together with Stenographer-Zentralverein Gabelsberger e. V. in Munich for documents in the German unit shortcut or in the shortwriting system Gabelsberger. From the registrature to the archive – Takeover, development and preservation of documents from the Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen Short presentations: Presentation of the estate directory (11 and 2 pm) Provenance Research/NS Art Screw (12 and 3 pm) Guided tours through the restoration workshop (10.30 / 12.30 / 15.30) REQUIREMENTS „Archivgut auf 35 mm – Das Programm der Bundessicherungsverfilmung“ (guides through the photo workshop 10.30 / 13.00 / 15.00) Exhibition of the Bavarian Archive School "Bayern and Poland in the first half of the 20. Century. Hitting lights on an alternating relationship”, all day, additional guided tours at 11:30 and 14:30 Visitor Archive of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences with exhibition and information stand Stenographer-Zentralverein Gabelsberger e. V. in Munich with reading and interpretation aid for accompanying documents (program "What is it?") Contact person Dr. Elisabeth Weinberger M.A., poststelle@bayhsta.bayern.de, Tel.: 089/28638-2596 Submitted at: 06.02.2020

21.06.2022: Cooperation Agreement between the University of the Federal Armed Forces of Munich and the Directorate-General for State Archives of Bavaria signed

21. In June 2022, the President of the University of Bundeswehr Prof. Dr. Merith Niehuss, whose Vice President Prof. Dr. Uwe Borghoff and the Director-General of the State Archive Dr. Margit Ksoll-Marcon signed a cooperation agreement at the University of the Bundeswehr Munich. The aim is to co-operate the Institute of Software Technology and the datArena of the University of the Bundeswehr Munich with the state archives of Bavaria in data backup and long-term data storage. The contract includes the cooperation of the two institutions with the organization and support of student projects and internships in order to close students with forms, methods and instruments of archival information management, as well as to give insights into the field of archives and the challenges of digital long-term archiving. Focus: Recovering old records and long-term archiving The intention of the agreement is that both partners develop joint projects, scientific meetings and workshops. For this purpose, the stock of the Bavarian State Archives can be used for research purposes by students and lecturers of the Institute for Software Technology. Research projects as well as project or master's work are intended primarily to restore and interpret older data stocks of the Bavarian State Archives, document formats and digital long-term storage and long-term preservation. Software solutions that can be created in research and used for the purposes of archiving are released for use by the State Archives. “The cooperation with the state archives is of particular importance for the University of the Bundeswehr Munich and the work in the datArena. This gives our researchers access to authentic and historically valuable data material as well as close personal contacts to internationally identified experts of long-term digital archiving,” explains Prof. Dr. Borghoff. Dr. Ksoll-Marcon said: “Enge contacts to the Institute of Software Technology at the University of the Bundeswehr have existed for many years and are intensified by this cooperation. The aim is to make research data readable and usable and to further develop the necessary technologies." The datArena: A forum of encounter The signing of the cooperation agreement took place in the new premises of the datArena on the grounds of the University of the Bundeswehr Munich. The datArena is a teaching, research and exhibition centre that conveys between technical, cultural and social history and will also offer researchers, students and the public a forum for encounters. The datArena was founded jointly by Prof. Dr. Borghoff and John G. Zabulitzky. At present, a move on the grounds is completed. In addition to valuable, technology-historical, representative electronic computers, the datArena houses a software archive of international rank and one of the largest collections of historical digital media. Since the software and media can be used on functional devices from the respective era, historical software and digital documents can be brought back to life. Thus, datArena offers an excellent infrastructure for research in the field of digital long-term archiving and preservation of digital cultural heritage. In conjunction with the datArena, courses and internships of the Bayerische Archivschule will be organized and conducted in the future.

26.09.2024: Presentation of the archive inventory “Staatsarchiv Coburg. Imperial Chamber Court (Bayerische Archivinventare 60)’

The Reichskammergericht (1495–1806) was, in addition to and in competition with the Reichshofrat (1498/1527–1806), one of the two highest dishes in the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation. The process files were managed by the German Confederation in Wetzlar and around the middle of the 19. After the separation criteria developed at the time were distributed to the German states. In 1853, the Duchy of Saxony-Coburg and Gotha Reichskammergerichtsakten, which remained in Gotha for the smaller part, also received a majority vote in Coburg. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday 26th. September 2024, at 17.00, the archive inventory “Staatsarchiv Coburg. Reichskammergericht (Bayerische Archivinventare 60)” to present to the public in the state archive Coburg, Herrgasse 11 in 96450 Coburg. You are invited to the book presentation! The tradition of the Reich Chamber Court over 77,000 files, distributed in 48 archives in Germany and abroad, is one of the most extensive and important archival sources of early modern times. In particular, the evidence submitted in the course of the process management provides clear insights into the life world of previous centuries. Because the court records are of high value for legal and Reich history, but also for national, economic and social history, the German Research Foundation started the long-term project “Inventory of the files of the Reich Chamber Court” at the end of the 1970s: Essentially, the content of each process is briefly described according to uniform specifications and is developed via registers. This project is completed, although not all inventory is fully under pressure. Important income also provides the development of the files of the Reichshofrats, which are predominantly located in the Haus-, Hof- and Staatsarchiv in Vienna. The Inventory Band for State Archive Coburg includes 76 Reichskammergerichtsakten. Most of the Coburg processes are due to the reign of Duke Johann Casimir of Saxony-Coburg (1564–1633). The further Reich Chamber Court tradition, concerning Bavaria in its current borders, is completely located in the Bavarian Main State Archive in Munich. Starting and contact points for research on jurisdiction at Reichsebene in the period from 1500 to 1800 are the Gesellschaft für Reichskammergerichtsforschung and the associated research center in Wetzlar as well as the network of Reichsgerichtsbaren. For your reporting or review, you can receive an inventory book free of charge. Manfred Hörner (Bearb.), [Promotion by Bernhard Grau; Introduction by Alexander Wolz and Manfred Hörner], Staatsarchiv Coburg. Reichskammergericht (Bayerische Archivinventare 60), Munich 2023 (ISBN 978-3-910837-00-3), XIX and 182 pages; Book retail price 17,00 Euro Further information here. The inventory volume is available in the book trade. Created on 26.9.2024