NaziCrimesAtlas

Documentation: films, lectures, podcast

This page brings together film contributions on the NaziCrimesAtlas: the launch in Berlin in 2024, the network meeting in Augsburg in 2025, a lecture by Prof. Winfried Nerdinger and the accompanying audio recording. The videos play directly — embedded in privacy-friendly mode. Audio is in German.

Dr. habil. Edith Raim † during the project launch in Berlin, 10 December 2024. (Photo: Conny Kurz)

6 December 2024 · Landsberg am Lech

Introductory film with Dr. Edith Raim †

Video message by Dr. Edith Raim for the project launch on 10 December 2024 in Berlin. Duration 6 minutes. Audio in German.

Dr. Edith Raim †

Film: Dr. Edith Raim on the history of the NaziCrimesAtlas

Dr. habil. Edith Raim † explains the history and scholarly background of the NaziCrimesAtlas. Film by Wolfgang Hauck · Duration 2:09 · Recorded on 6 December 2024 in Landsberg am Lech. Audio in German.

10 December 2024 · Berlin

Film on the launch of the NaziCrimesAtlas 2024

The film shows the contributors and the press conference on 10 December 2024 in Berlin. Duration 4 minutes. Audio in German.

10 July 2025 · Augsburg

Lecture Prof. Winfried Nerdinger

Prof. Dr. Winfried Nerdinger delivered his lecture „Place and memory — topography-based knowledge of the Nazi era" on 10 July 2025 in Augsburg. The film shows the complete lecture. Duration 31 minutes. Audio in German.

The lecture as a podcast

The lecture is also available as an audio recording — suitable for listening on the move or as a podcast. Audio in German.

9–12 July 2025 · Bahnpark Augsburg

Film on the network meeting 2025

The trailer gives a compact impression of the network meeting NaziCrimesAtlas — Digital Atlas of Nazi Crimes, which took place from 9 to 12 July 2025 at Bahnpark Augsburg. Around sixty participants from across Germany — from initiatives, educational institutions, memorial sites and research — came together to discuss the NaziCrimesAtlas as a digital tool for strengthening local memorial culture and participatory public history. Duration 4 minutes. Audio in German.