Hely

• Herrnhut Am Sportplatz 3, Germany 02747
  Térképen

Források nyelve

• Német

Weboldal

• http://www.umweltbibliothek.org

Gyűjtemény neve

• Archive Citizens Movement of Enviromental Library Grosshennersdorf

Gyűjtemény története

• The Großhennersdorf environmental library was founded in 1987 as the second such institution in the GDR, and the only one not affiliated with the Church (the other being the East Berlin environmental library). As a republic-wide distributor of oppositional literature, it became the focal point for regional environmental, peace and human rights groups in Upper Lusatia. The material collected by the library formed the basis of the present archive.
  
  In 1990, the independent environmental library engaged in a process of institutionalisation and became first a registered association. Its original records were placed in storage, while new materials were collected with the goal of being able to offer political-cultural educational programs concerning opposition and resistance in the GDR. In 1998, with the know-how provided by the Federal Foundation for the SED Regime Appraisal, and Matthias Domaschk Archive and financial support from various local and regional funding structures, the environmental library opened its archive to the public.
   
  In 2017, the Civic Movement Archive was integrated into the "Institution of Cultural Education in Upper Lusatia" [Einrichtung Kultureller Bildung in der Oberlausitz], which sees itself, by virtue of its historical competence, as a mediator between East and West.

Gyűjtemény leírása

• The existence of the environmental library, as well as its collected archival materials, testify that the environmental, peace and human rights movements of the GDR were active not only in large cities and the centers of the country but throughout the republic. Thanks to its location at the "border triangle" with Poland and the Czech Republic, the archive of the environmental library also documents diverse transnational exchanges and influences between oppositional groups in East Central and Eastern Europe.
  
  To date, the library documentation alone comprises 80-90 estates, an extensive collection of samizdat periodicals, numerous works of Eastern European exile literature and a total of about 35,000 pieces of media. In addition the environmental library includes the book collections of the library, pressfiles from the GDR and Federal Republic, posters, flyers, banners from the 'Wende' period. The archive extended its collections including archival documentation from various individuals and institutions, such as the very special collection from the Institute for Energy Policy of the Zittau University of Applied Sciences, consisting of numerous, non-disclosed GDR environmental reports.

Gyűjtemény tartalma

• egyéb levéltári iratok (brosúrák, közlemények, szórólapok, jelentések, hírszerzési iratok, felvételek, munkajelentések, tárgyalási jegyzõkönyvek): 1000-
• festmények: 10-99
• fényképek: 1000-
• grafika: 10-99
• hangfelvételek: 10-99
• kiadványok: 1000-
• videófelvételek: 0-9
• zenei felvételek: 10-99

Gyűjtemény gondozója

• Environmental Library Grosshennersdorf

Tulajdonos

• Environmental Library Grosshennersdorf

Gyűjtőterület

• nemzetközi

Téma

• békemozgalom
• demokratikus ellenzék
• környezetvédelem (pl. atomenergia-ellenes mozgalom)
• szamizdat és tamizdat

Alapító

• Schönfelder, Andreas

Alapítás ideje

• 1987

Alapítás helye

• Großhennersdorf, Germany
  Térképen

Kapcsolódó alkotó

• Oberlausitzer Friedenskreis

Gyűjtő

• Environmental Library Grosshennersdorf

Támogatás

• Akademie Herrnhut für kulturelle und politische Bildung
• Federal Foundation for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship
• Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media
• Kulturraum Oberlausitz-Niederschlesien
• Saxon Memorial Foundation

Fontos esemény

• (Re-)Opening of the Archive, 1998
• Digitization of Samizdat-Journals

Ajánlott tétel

• Collection of Samizdat-Journals
• Photos from Independent Demonstrations for Peace, 1983

Hozzáférés típusa

• látogatható

A bejegyzés szerzői

• Sonnenberg, Uwe

Hivatkozások

Schönfelder, Andreas, interview by Sonnenberg, Uwe, June 26, 2017. COURAGE Registry Oral History Collection