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Die Materialsammlung Und Das Findbuch Stand Dez.2017 Findbuch_Kopp_2017_12-Deckblatt Die Materialsammlung und das Findbuch Stand Dez.2017 Am Erinnerungsort befindet sich eine Materialsammlung zur Geschichte des Geländes Camp King, Oberursel. Sie besteht aus Büchern, Buchauszügen, Berichten, Dokumenten, Bildern, Plänen, elektronischen Medien, Hinweisen auf Quellen im Internet. Die Unterlagen sind mit Signaturen versehen und aufgestellt nach den Kriterien des Stadtarchivs Oberursel. Die Nutzung ist vor Ort möglich. Gerne erhalten Interessenten eine Einführung und themenbezogene Beratung. Eine Terminabsprache empfiehlt sich. Kursiv geschriebene Titel sind aus rechtlichen Gründen für die allgemeine Nutzung gesperrt. Die Darstellung der sehr komplexen Vorgänge und Ereignisse über 60 Jahre wurde nach inhaltlichen Schwerpunkten gegliedert. Sie gilt nicht nur für das Material, sondern auch für Projektarbeit, Vorträge und Aufsätze. 0. Findbuch-Werbung Camp King 1. Wiedervorzulegen nach dem Kriege Die Geschichte des Siedlungshofes 1933 – 1945 1.1 Die Anfänge des „Haus am Wald“ 1.2 Das „Haus am Wald“ wird Gausiedlungshof 1.3 Bau- und Siedlungsausstellung in Frankfurt/Main 1.4 Der Reichssiedlungshof wird proklamiert 1.5 Weitgesteckte Ziele und enge Grenzen 2. Flieger ohne Flügel Dulag Luft und Auswertestelle (West) 1939 – 1945 2.1 Der Luftkrieg (allgemein) 2.2 „For you the war is over!“ 2.3 Die Auswertestelle 2.4 Gefangenschaft 1 Findbuch_Kopp_2017_12-Deckblatt 3. Im Labyrinth der Schuld US-Army-Interrogation-Center 1945 – 1949 3.1 „Aschenkasten“, „Mülleimer“ und ein geplündertes Lager 3.2 Wo sind die Täter? 3.3 Die Sieger klagen an! 3.4 Exemplarische Biographien aus „Haus Alaska“ 3.5 „Mit den Augen der Gegner“ 4. Lesen wie in einem offenen Buch European-Command-Intelligence-Center (1946 - 1968) 4.1 Von der Allianz in die Konfrontation 4.2 Die Organisation Gehlen 4.3 Hauptsache: Er ist kein Kommunist! 4.4 Mit allen Mitteln 4.5 Im Visier der Stasi 5. Beweglichkeit ist unsere Stärke Der Verkehrsführungsstab der US-Army (1968-1993) 6. Übersicht und Entwicklung zum Wohngebiet (1993 – 2007) 7. Erinnerung lebendig werden lassen 7.1 Arbeitshilfen für Pädagogen 7.2 Ausgewählte Druckwerke aus den Jahren 1938 - 1945 2 Sammlung Camp King (Stand Dez. 2017) Seite: 3 Findbuch-Werbung Camp King Beilfuss, Erwin (2015): Werbeblatt (2 Seiten) zum Camp King 2012. Entwurf Herr Kopp, Camp find. 003. Kopp, Manfred (Mai 2015): Findbuch 2015.05: Camp King Sammlung. Camp King Archiv. erstellt durch Herr Kopp; Sylvia Struck, zuletzt geprüft am 08.11.2017, Camp find. 001. Kopp, Manfred; Sylvia; Beilfuss, Erwin (Dez. 2017): Findbuch 2017.12; Camp King Sammlung. Camp King Archiv. Datenbank Citavi 5; Datei: CK-Archiv-EB-2017-11-19-neu, zuletzt geprüft am 30.11.2017, Camp find. 004. Thieme, Heike: Findbuch Bezirksverwaltung Neubrandenburg des Ministerium für Staatssicherheit der DDR, zuletzt geprüft am 18.05.2013, Camp find. 002. 1. Wiedervorlage nach dem Krieg, Die Geschichte des Siedlungshofes 1933 -1945 1.1 Die Anfänge des "Haus am Wald" Albig, Jörg-Uwe (2012): Volk auf Linie, aus: GEO-Epoche, Nr.57 (Okt. 2012) S. 90-101. In: GEO-Epoche (57), S. 90–101, Camp hist. 283. Allert, Tilman (2010): Der deutsche Gruß. Geschichte einer unheilvollen Geste. Stuttgart: Reclam (Reclam-Taschenbuch, 20191), Camp hist. 576. Ein Graben aus keltischer Zeit – Material zum „Heidegraben - Thomas: „Der Heidegraben“ aus Saalburg-Jahrbuch 1911, 12 S. - R. Michel, Flurnamenkartei s.v. Heidegraben, 1 Bl. - H.Hoyer „Der Heidegraben“ aus Mitt. Verein f. Gesch. 1966, 2 S. - Notiz aus Bauamt v. 11.8.1953 und Skizze - Archäol. Rundwanderweg Heidetränk-Oppidum, 2004, 30 Bl (11.08.1953). Camp King Archiv, Camp hist. 255, Camp hist. 255. Deutsches Hist. Museum, Deutsches Rundfunkarchiv (Hrsg.): 1933 – Der Weg in die Katastrophe (Stimmen des 20. Jhdt.). Frankfurt M./Berlin, 2000, Dauer: 71:37 Min, Camp Slg. Ton 4. Dokumente und Informationen zur Geschichte des Hauses und seiner Besitzer (Slg. aus: Universitätsarchiv Frankfurt, Institut für Stadtgeschichte Frankfurt, Stadtarchiv Oberursel, Internet zu Fritz Wichert.) 17 S. Auszug aus Gewerberegister Oberursel zu Friedrich und Johanna Schramm im Haus am Wald, 1931-33, Camp hist. 126. Hans Hoyer (1966): Der "Heidegraben" in den Gemarkungen Oberursel und Oberstedten von Hans Hoyer. zu Camp hist. 255. In: Verein für Geschichte und Heimatkunde Oberursel (Hg.): Mitteilungen 06 S.65-88, Bd. 6 (Mitteilungen des Vereins für Geschichte und Heimatkunde Oberursel, 06), S. 6–7, zuletzt geprüft am 24.11.2017, Camp hist. 255a. Hürten, Heinz (Hg.) (1995): Deutsche Geschichte in Quellen und Darstellung. Stuttgart: Reclam (Reclams Universal-Bibliothek, Nr. 17009), Camp hist. 577. Camp find. 004 Findbuch_Beilfuss_2017_12-Inhalt Sammlung Camp King (Stand Dez. 2017) Seite: 4 Kopp, Manfred (Hg.) (2008): Wiedervorzulegen nach dem Kriege. Vom "Haus am Wald" zum Siedlungshof (1933-1942). Sonderdruck aus dem Jahrbuch des Hochtaunuskreis 2008. Unter Mitarbeit von Hochtaunuskreis, Camp hist. 323. Leiser, Erwin (1967/68): Deutschland erwache! Film als Propaganda im NS-Staat. Vertrieb: absolutMedien. BRD, 85 Min, Camp Slg. Film 24. Müller, Ray (2006): Dazu: Die Macht der Bilder. Deutsches Historisches Museum Berlin: Weimarer Republik und NS-Regime 1918 - 1945, Begleitmaterial zur Ständigen Ausstellung. Berlin, 2008, 88 S. + 3 Folien. (Dokumentarfilm zu Leni Riefenstahl); 197 Min. DVD: ART HOUSE; OMEGA FILM, 1993, Camp Slg. Film 2; Camp hist. 551. Riefenstahl, Leni (2006): Olympia 1936. Teil 1: Das Fest der Völker. Teil 2: Fest der Schönheit. 205 Min. Leni Riefenstahl (Regie). 2 DVD: ART HOUSE, Camp Slg. Film 2. Schwierin, Marcel (2003): Ewige Schönheit. Film und Todessehnsucht im Dritten Reich. 91+10 Min. (Interview: Schwierin.). DVD. Neue Visionen, Camp Slg. Film 1. Selck, Erwin: Camp hist. 257 Material „Luisenhof“ – Erwin Selck 1) Rechercheergebnisse von B. Ochs zu Hof und Bewohnern 7 S. 2) 4 Bilder „Luisenhof“ 3) Auszüge aus Büchern/Internet zu Erwin Selck, IG-Farben 16. Material Luisenhof, Camp hist. 257. Weimarer Republik und NS-Regime 1918 – 1945. Begleitmaterial zur Ständigen Ausstellung (2008). Berlin, Camp hist. 551. 1.2 Das „Haus am Wald“ wird Gausiedlungshof Bauer, Thomas (2010): „In guter Gesellschaft. Die Geschichte der Polytechnischen Gesellschaft in Frankfurt am Main. Auszug: S.122 - 130, 135f. (zum Bieneninstitut.). Frankfurt a. M.: Kramer, Camp hist. 267, Camp hist. 582. Das Amt des Siedlungsbeauftragten der N.S.D.A.P.: (1934): Planungswissenschaftliche Arbeitsgemeinschaft, Heft 2, Sept./Okt. 1934. Auszüge: Ludowici, J.W.: Die Aufgaben des deutschen Siedlungswerks, S.3-9, Pfannschmidt, Martin: Die Aufgaben der planungswissenschaftlichen Arbeitsgemeinschaft. S. 9 - 11. Ansprache zur Eröffnung des planungs-wissenschaftlichen Schulungslagers in Oberursel, gehalten am 1.Oktober 1934 von Dr. J.W. Ludowici. S.11. Burgdörfer, Friedrich: Statistik und Siedlungsplanung. S.12 - 20. Helbok, Adolf: Rasse und Siedlerauslese. S. 27 u. 28, Camp hist. 213. „Das rhein-mainische SiedlungswerK“ – NS-Briefe, Schulungsblätter der NSDAP. 5.Jhg. Folge 60, Juli 1937, S.216-251 = Gesamtkopie. 1937, Camp hist. 288. „Deutsche Bau- und Siedlungsausstellung Frankfurt a.M. 1938 Konzept der Messe und Ausstellungs-Gesellschaft, Ffm. vom August 1937, Leiter Dr. Jul. Karl Schnorr, 16 S., Camp hist. 291. „Deutsche Bau- und Siedlungsausstellung Frankfurt a.M. 1938 Konzept der Messe und Ausstellungs-Gesellschaft, Ffm. vom August 1937, Leiter Dr. Jul. Karl Schnorr, 16 S., Camp hist. Ereignisse und Veranstaltungen im Spiegel der lokalen Presse, Sammlung von 40 Meldungen von 5.10.1933 bis 03.04.1943 aus: Oberurseler Bürgerfreund“ und „Taunus-Anzeiger“, Quelle: Stadtarchiv Oberursel, Mikrofilm, Camp hist. 127. Camp find. 004 Findbuch_Beilfuss_2017_12-Inhalt Sammlung Camp King (Stand Dez. 2017) Seite: 5 Kähler, Gert (2000): Geschichte des Wohnens. Wüstenrot Stiftung.Ludwigsburg, Stuttgart: Dt. Verlagsanstalt. Bd.4 1918-1945 Reform, Reaktion, Zerstörung. (1996.) Mit Beitr. v. Thomas Hafner („Eigenheim und Kleinsiedlung“), Stefan Böhm-Ott („Gesunde Wohnungen“), Rolf Kornemann („Gesetze, Gesetze“). // Geschichte des Wohnens. 4. 1918-1945 Reform, Reaktion, Zerstörung. Auszug: S. 315/316, 402-413, 432-435, 538-541, 564-567, 584-587, 599-601, 646- 651. Dazu: Jaenicke, Rainer: mayführung. Siedlung Römerstadt (Info-Blatt der ernst-may- gesellschaft frankfurt am main.) Okt. 2005. 4 S. Stuttgart: Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, Camp hist. 119. Kopp, Manfred (Hg.) (2008): Wiedervorzulegen nach dem Kriege. Vom "Haus am Wald" zum Siedlungshof (1933-1942). Sonderdruck aus dem Jahrbuch des Hochtaunuskreis 2008. Unter Mitarbeit von Hochtaunuskreis, Camp hist. 323. Gausiedlerschule, Gartenplan und Be- u. Entwässerung, Maßstab 1:200, ,71 x 59 cm (01.11.1937). Kreisarchiv, K.01.11.20.18.10, Camp mapp. 8. Maaß, Ilse: Erinnerungen an den Reichssiedlungshof (26.11.1938 – 1.8.1941), Niederhöchstadt: maschschr. Ms. 1999. 18 S., Dazu: 2 Briefkopien von Soldaten, 2 Briefe an M. Kopp mit Ergänzungen, Skizze: Brutanlage und Stall, Namen von Mitarbeitenden. Dazu: Brief (2.4.2010) + 2 Skizzen Raumnutzung im „Tagungshaus“, Camp hist. 131. Maaß, Ilse: Der Ley-Hof. Niederhöchstadt: maschschr. Ms. 2006. 27 S. [Bericht über ihre Arbeit auf dem Hof 1941/43.]. Dazu: Brief vom 6.12.2006 an M. Kopp mit Anmerkungen nach der Lektüre von R. Smelser, Robert Ley, S.109-120. 5 S, Camp hist. 123. Manfred Kopp (2011): Siedlungsförderungsverein Hessen e.V. (Hrsg.): 75 Jahre SFV „Wir fördern Gemeinschaften“,. Intus: "In den Wirrnissen der Zeit". Von der Geländesportschule zum Reichsiedlungshof (1933-1945),
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