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JOHANN-PHILIPP-PALM-AWARD FOR FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND THE PRESS Granted by the PALM-FOUNDATION Registered Nonprofit Organisation 9th Award Ceremony 2 December 2018 Schorndorf/ Germany DOCUMENTATION JOHANN-PHILIPP-PALM-AWARD FOR FREEDOM OF SPEECH AND THE PRESS Granted by the Palm-Foundation Registered Nonprofit Organisation 9th Award Ceremony 2 December 2018 Schorndorf/ Germany DOCUMENTATION Editor: Annette Krönert/ English Translation: L&K Übersetzungen, Schwäbisch Gmünd Schorndorf, 3 May 2019 Palm-Foundation We commemorate our founders MD Elsa Maria Palm, née Krampf * 9. May 1923 in Einsiedel/Saxony † 2. September 2008 in Schorndorf and Mr Johann-Philipp Palm * 9. October 1918 in Plüderhausen † 8. May 2005 in Bühl The Palm-Foundation will continue their work in their sense and as a worthy representative. Pharmacists, Entrepreneurs, Founders Picture: Palm Family and Company Archives The Palm-Foundation is a non-profit organisation located in Schorndorf/ Germany. It was founded and legally registered in 1995. The initiators and donors of the foundation’s capital were the pharmacists MD Maria and Johann-Philipp Palm. The Palm-Foundation is managed by an executive board of directors. It is controlled by a supervisory board. The general meeting of members holds guaranteed rights of co-determination. The head office in Schorndorf/Baden- Württemberg and a branch office in Dresden/ Saxony coordinate the projects and are glad to assist you in all respects. Contents In all contributions, the spoken word applies. Emphasis in the original by the respective author. Preface: Professor Ulrich Palm 07 Members of the Board of Trustees 2018 09 Press Release of the Palm-Foundation 10 Greeting from the Patron: The Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann 12 Programme Sequence 15 Welcome Speech and Gratitude: Professor Ulrich Palm 16 Greeting from the City of Schorndorf: Mayor Matthias Klopfer 19 Keynote Speech: Professor Heiner Bielefeldt, University Erlangen/ Nürnberg 24 Laudation on Štefica Galic´: Andrea Beer, ARD Radio Studio South East Europe 36 Words of Thanks by Štefica Galic´ 40 Laudation on Josephine Achiro Fortelo Olum: Sheila Mysorekar, DW Akademie 48 Words of Thanks by Josephine Achiro Fortelo Olum 50 Overview of the Press Coverage 53 Press Coverage (Translated Excerpt): evangelisch.de from 29 November 2018 56 Press Coverage (Translated Excerpt): Schorndorfer Nachrichten from 3 December 2018 59 Press Coverage (Untranslated Excerpt): Twitter from 24 June till 10 December 2018 62 Press Coverage (Untranslated Excerpt): Facebook from 22 June till 10 December 2018 70 Gratitude: Annette Krönert 74 Preface Professor Dr Ulrich Palm Member of the Board of Trustees, Representative of the Palm Family The Johann-Philipp-Palm-Award 2018 was awarded to two women who have been selflessly committed to freedom of the speech and freedom of the press for many years with great personal courage. Spatially, Štefica Galic´ from Bosnia- Herzegovina and Josephine Achiro Fortelo from South Sudan are separated by a continent. But both are united by an admirable will to make the world a better place, to overcome discrimination and enforced speechlessness. The award ceremony on 2 December 2018 reflected this shared mindset in many ways. The documentation at hand is intended to capture important moments in the award process and presentation – ranging from the selection of the award winners, to the ceremony itself as well as a press review. After listing the members of the selecting Board of Trustees and the press releases for the announcement of the winners follows a written greeting from the patron of the prize, the Prime Minister of the State of Baden-Württemberg. The course of the award ceremony begins with the welcoming address, the greeting of the Lord Mayor of the city of Schorndorf, the ceremonial address of Professor Heiner Bielefeld, the award certificates, the laudations by Andrea Beer and Sheila Mysorekar as well as the responses of the award winners. The documentation is dedicated to Štefica Galic´ and Josephine Achiro Fortelo. Their example encourages all participants in their work. Dr Rainer König Professor Dr Ulrich Palm Chairman of the Board of Directors Chairman of the Supervisory Board Singing together “The Thoughts are Free” (“Die Gedanken sind frei”, German Popular Ballad) Picture: D. Grbic, Bebop Media. By courtesy of the City of Schorndorf. Members of the Board of Trustees 2018 Seyran Ates¸ Attorney and Publicist, Winner of the Johann-Philipp-Palm-Award 2008, Founder of the liberal Ibn Rushd-Goethe- Mosque, Berlin Anne Chebu Author and Moderator, Frankfurt/ Main Matthias Klopfer Mayor of Schorndorf Carl-Wilhelm Macke Coordinator Journalists helping Journalists (JhJ e. V.), Munich Professor Ulrich Palm University of Hohenheim, Representative of the Palm Family, Hohenheim Martin Pfeiffer Church Councillor and Regional Representative for European Issues ret., Zell u.A. Heinrich Riethmüller CEO of Osiandersche Buchhandlung GmbH and President of the German Publishers and Booksellers Association, Tübingen Dr Thomas Schnabel Director of the House of History of Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart Hubert Spiegel Editor for Literature and Germany Correspondent for the Feature Pages at the Daily Newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Frankfurt Christoph Strässer Federal Government Commissioner for Human Rights Policy and Humanitarian Aid ret., Münster/ Westphalia Raphael Thelen Journalist and Author, Berlin Christa Vossschulte Former Vice President of the Baden-Württemberg State Parliament, Esslingen From the Guidelines for the Bestowment of the Award: The Laureates of the Johann-Philipp-Palm-Award are selected by the Board of Trustees whose members are appointed by the Board of Directors in every award year; members can be reappointed and practice honorary. The Award can be distributed to as many as three laureates (women, men, institutions). The Board of Trustees´ decision is final and cannot be contested. 8 | 9 Press Release Published by the Palm-Foundation´s Board of Trustees on 25 June 2018 The winners of the 9th Johann-Philipp-Palm-Award for Freedom of Speech and the Press of the Palm-Foundation from Schorndorf/ Germany come from Bosnia-Herzegovina and South Sudan The public ceremony will be held on Sunday, 2 December 2018 at 11:00 in the Barbara Künkelin Hall in Schorndorf near Stuttgart in Baden-Württemberg/ Germany The international Johann-Philipp-Palm-Award for Freedom of Speech and the Press 2018 will be awarded to human rights activist Štefica Galic´ from Bosnia-Herzegovina and radio journalist Josephine Achiro Fortelo from South Sudan. The prize is worth a total of € 20,000 and is under the patronage of the Prime Minister of Baden-Württemberg, Mr Winfried Kretschmann. The award recognises women, men and institutions who have committed themselves to stand up for freedom of speech and press in an outstanding manner. Štefica Galic´ is a Bosnian Croatian who is opposed to the resurging radical nationalism of the former Yugoslavia and is seeking to overcome the boundaries imposed by this nationalism. During the Bosnian-Croatian war in 1993, she and her now deceased husband, Ned¯o Galic´, helped hundreds of Bosniaks who had been deported from their hometowns, to escape from prison camps by means of false identity papers. Today, Štefica Galic´ raises awareness about the crimes committed by the Bosnian-Croatian HVO army during the Yugoslav wars. She believes a shared future for all the people in Bosnia is only possible if the horrors of the past are reprocessed and the victims are asked for forgiveness. In newspaper articles, on her Internet portal “tacno.net” and in talks, she names perpetrators and describes crime scenes where ethnic cleansing occurred. Štefica Galic´ is therefore regarded as someone who justifiably denigrates her own country and is openly subjected to threats, harassment and even assaults by reactionary nationalists. She receives neither protection nor assistance from any state institution. Nevertheless, she remains steadfast and continues to work unflinchingly to reconcile all sections of the population in her country, thereby setting an extraordinary example in terms of the price she is paying for her noble actions. Josephine Achiro Fortelo is a radio journalist who has campaigned for many years in various capacities for freedom of speech and press in her native South Sudan. As the director of Radio “Bakhita”, which is part of a Catholic radio network, she was responsible for the content of the broadcasts and has since been deemed as the “voice for human rights” in her country. She currently holds executive positions in various projects to empower and strengthen local radio stations, and promote peace. She is also the Managing Director of the UNESCO-supported Citizens Radio Network “ComNet South Sudan”. Since a large part of the population in her country is unable to read, thus relying on radio as an information medium, the significance of this work for democracy and the peace process in South Sudan can hardly be overestimated. As a result of her journalistic work, Josephine Achiro Fortelo has repeatedly been exposed to serious threats. She does not, however, let this intimidate her. People of different ethnic groups and varying political convictions have their say on her prograMs She discusses taboo topics such as flight and displacement and she vociferously calls for human rights. Josephine Achiro Fortelo is an exceptional role model for the struggle for freedom of speech and press, as an indispensable prerequisite for democracy. The Foundation‘s Board of Trustees, which selects the winners, already made its decision in mid-May. It was able to rely on proposals from collaboration partners of Foundations such as Amnesty International, Journalists help Journalists, and Reporters without Borders. The award is named after Johann Philipp Palm (1766-1806), an historically well-known book-seller, who was born in Schorndorf. As a result of publishing and selling a pamphlet criticising Napoleon, Palm was sentenced to death at a sham trial and executed by firing squad. The award winners will personally accept the award in a ceremony on Sunday, 2 December, at the Barbara-Künkelin- Halle in Schorndorf.
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    Francia – Forschungen zur westeuropäischen Geschichte Bd. 36 2009 Michel Kerautret, Un crime et une faute de Napoléon? Réflexions sur l’affaire Palm DOI: 10.11588/fr.2009.0.44969 Copyright Das Digitalisat wird Ihnen von perspectivia.net, der Online- Publikationsplattform der Stiftung Deutsche Geisteswissenschaftliche Institute im Ausland (DGIA), zur Verfügung gestellt. Bitte beachten Sie, dass das Digitalisat urheberrechtlich geschützt ist. Erlaubt ist aber das Lesen, das Ausdrucken des Textes, das Herunterladen, das Speichern der Daten auf einem eigenen Datenträger soweit die vorgenannten Handlungen ausschließlich zu privaten und nicht-kommerziellen Zwe- cken erfolgen. Eine darüber hinausgehende unerlaubte Verwendung, Reproduktion oder Weitergabe einzelner Inhalte oder Bilder können sowohl zivil- als auch strafrechtlich verfolgt werden. Michel Kerautret UN CRIME ET UNE FAUTE DE NAPOLE´ ON? Re´flexions sur l’affaire Palm On ne se souvient plus gue`re aujourd’hui de Jean Philippe Palm, ce libraire e´diteur de Nurem- berg fusille´en 1806 sur l’ordre de Napole´on. Pourtant, le fameux ouvrage autobiographique et programmatique d’Adolf Hitler, »Mein Kampf«, compose´dans les anne´es 1920, s’ouvrait sur une allusion a`Palm, exe´cute´pre´cise´ment a`Braunau, cette petite ville frontalie`re ou` lui-meˆme avait vu le jour par hasard en 1889. »Mes parents habitaient alors«, relate-t-il, »dans cette petite ville des bords de l’Inn, dore´e par les rayons du martyre allemand«1. Cette allusion au »martyre allemand« e´tait alors parfaitement comprise de tous ses lecteurs, mais il est probable qu’elle ne le serait plus aujourd’hui. Hitler faisait re´fe´rence a`une´ve´nement tragique survenu le 26 aouˆt 1806 a`Braunau: l’exe´- cution, par un peloton de la Grande Arme´e, sur l’ordre expre`s de l’empereur, d’un libraire convaincu d’avoir diffuse´un pamphlet anti-franc¸ais, intitule´»L’Allemagne dans son profond abaissement« (Deutschland in seiner tiefen Erniedrigung)2.