Teaching exhibitions at the Bavarian Archive School
As an integral part of their training, candidates for preparatory service for entry into the third qualification level of the education and science career path, specializing in archiving, at the University of Public Service in Bavaria develop teaching exhibitions (§35 FachV-Arch). The conception, development, and organization of these exhibitions, which are usually on display for six weeks in the wall showcases in the stairwell of the Bavarian Main State Archives, are included in the final grade. The accompanying scientific booklet, the selection of exhibits, and the conception of the exhibition are evaluated in the same way as a thesis. The accompanying booklets are available free of charge during the exhibition and are not published. Due to high demand far beyond the respective exhibition period, the accompanying booklets will be made available for download online in the future.
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The Main-Donau Canal in Altmühltal. Controversy on completion 1972-1992. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, 20.2.-3.4.2024. Edited by Sebastian Hirschbeck, Munich 2024.
The flood disaster of July 1954 in Bavaria. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, 16.1.2024-6.2.2024. Edited by Christine Rappelt, Munich 2024.
Joseph von Fraunhofer in the verdict of contemporaries and afterlife. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, 12.12.2023-9.1.2024. Edited by Johanna Girschick, Munich 2023.
Raymond D’Addario and Nuremberg’s “Stunde Null”. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, 14.11.-5.12.2023. Edited by Alexander Umhöfer, Munich 2023.
Friedrich Ritter von Kralien (1888-1934). From the Bavarian Kadetten to the SA-Obergruppenführer. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, 10.10.-7.11.2023. Edited by Anna Fuchs, Munich 2023.
“The people want to breathe freely” – Weißenburg in the Revolutionary Years 1848/49. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, 11.9.-4.10.2023. Edited by Max Wagner, Munich 2023.
At the threshold of a new time. The Munich-Augsburg railway company 1835–1844. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 18.07. - 29.08.2023. Edited by Andreas Rau, Munich 2023.
Against the apartment. Social housing construction of the Royal Bavarian Army 1890–1914. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, 20.6.-11.7.2023. Edited by Katharina Hillenbrand, Munich 2023.
Volcanic eruption in Indonesia. Hunger crisis in Bavaria 1816/17. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, 16.5.-13.6.2023. Edited by Bernadette Heller, Munich 2023.
The Penzberger Pechkohlenbergwerk. The last years of an era (1954/56-1966). An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 18.4.-9.5.2023. Edited by Janine Watzek, Munich 2023.
Cannon bells. Bell seizure and restoration in Bavaria 1917–192Two. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, 14.3.-4.4.2023. Edited by Thomas Froebrich, Munich 2023.
Success at any price. Child recovery in Bavaria from 1945 to 1990. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, edited by Marius Wilnat, Munich 2023.
-Vaccines in Bavaria at the beginning of the 20th century Century. A small exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatarchiv, Munich, 17. January – 7th February 2023, edited by Kevin Beesk, Munich 2023.
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Nature protection in Bavaria before 1979. Actions and actors. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 19.11.2019-10.1.2020. Edited by Andrea Kurzböck, Munich 2019.
Work in Bavaria in 19th Century. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 24.9.-7.11.2019. Edited by Andreas Frasch, Munich 2019.
Bavaria's way to the Kurfürstentum. From the Munich Treaty 1619 to the Westphalian Peace. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 23.7.-10.9.2019. Edited by Christopher Pfaffel, Munich 2019.
Joseph Ludwig Graf von Armansperg (1787-1853). Aristocrat, Liberal, Minister, Chancellor. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 3.6.-16.7.2019. Edited by Andreas Hutterer, Munich 2019.
Freedom of press in Bavaria in 19th Century. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 11.4.-21.5.2019. Edited by Benjamin Blumenthal, Munich 2019.
The kilogram. The introduction of the metric weight system in Bavaria 1869. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 10.3.- 14.4.2015. Edited by Patrick Rieblinger, Munich 2015.
“My beautiful theatre!” The fire at the court and national theatre in 1823 and its consequences. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 14.1-20.2.2015. Edited by Christina Oikonomou, Munich 2015.
The applicants of the Preparatory Service for entry into the 3rd level of qualification of the Faculty of Education and Science, specialized in archives, University of Applied Sciences in Bavariadevelop teaching exhibitions as an integral part of the training (§35 FachV-Arch). Conception, elaboration and organisation of these exhibitions, which are usually seen in the wall cabinets in the stairwell of the Bavarian Main State Archive for six weeks, enter the final note. The scientific accompanying book, the selection of the exhibits and the design of the exhibition are evaluated in the sense of a diploma thesis. The accompanying documents are available free of charge, and no publication is made. Due to frequent demand far beyond the respective exhibition period, the accompanying brochures will be provided online for download in future.
Oskar Knight of Niedermayer. A Bavarian captain in the Orient, 1912-1918. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 17.9-18.10.2014. Edited by Lukas Herbeck, Munich 2014.
From Bohemia to Brazil. The Teplitzer Football Club 1903–1922. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 27.5-8.7.2014. Edited by Mario Felkl, Munich 2014.
Alpenkorps 1915-1918. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 5.5-9.6.2014. Edited by Matthias Nicklaus M.A., Munich 2014.
King Ludwig I as an antique collector and builder of the Glyptothek. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 1.4.-6.5.2014. Edited by Verena Ott, Munich 2014.
Joseph Edmund Jörg. Archivar, politician and publicist (1819–1901). The introduction of the metric weight system in Bavaria 1869. An exhibition of the Department of Archives and Libraries of the University of Applied Sciences in Bavaria, Bayerisches Hauptstaatsarchiv, 4.2.- 19.3.2014. Edited by Ferdinand Wagner, Munich 2014.
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