Episode 18 (Deutsch) mit Zentrum für Militärgeschichte und Sozialwissenschaften der Bundeswehr

from Decolonial Memories · host Thomas Fues

In dieser Folge (deutsch) sprechen Dr. Christian Stachelbeck und Dr. Pierre Köckert über ihr Forschungsprojekt „Deutsches Militär im kolonialen Einsatz 1880-1918 – Ein Kontinuum der Gewalt“ am Bundeswehr-Zentrum für Militärgeschichte und Sozialwissenschaften. Begleittext hier. Find complete English transcript of the conversation here. Im Mittelpunkt des von 2024 bis 2028 laufenden Projekts steht die Untersuchung aller Formen von staatlicher Gewaltausübung in den ehemaligen deutschen Kolonien. Nach der Auftaktveranstaltung im Oktober 2025 behandelt der zweite Workshop (Mai 2026) das Thema „Militärische Einsatzpraxis im kolonialen Raum“. Den Abschluss der Serie bildet die Konferenz „Vom Kolonialkrieg zur postkolonialen Erinnerung – Transformationen kolonialer militärischer Gewalt seit 1918“ im Oktober 2026. Die Forschungsgruppe bittet um Vorschläge für schriftliche Beiträge zur Veranstaltung − insbesondere aus ehemaligen deutschen Kolonien − an: [email protected]. Über die Workshops hinaus dokumentiert die Forschungsgruppe ihre Arbeit in wissenschaftlichen Beiträgen, teilweise von externen Fachleuten erstellt, und Podcasts. Das Gespräch fand am 25.03.2026 in Potsdam statt.

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