Toward the peace studies as global history: memories of Auschwitz and Hiroshima

该项目旨在分析关于“广岛”的信息是如何传播的，以及世界各地如何纪念它。与此同时，我们的项目寻求1945年后的新全球历史，并从跨国和全球的角度分析和平运动，而不是在国家层面。它特别着重于犹太记者罗伯特·容克的案件，他在1950年代末在《灰烬之子》一书中向欧洲报道了广岛的情况。该项目从广岛的荣格和原子弹爆炸幸存者的关系中揭示了广岛全球化的一个过程。该项目还分析了几个德语城市对广岛记忆过程的接受程度和特点。

This project aimed to analyze how the information about "Hiroshima", the first city hit by an a-bomb, spread and how it is still commemorated around the world. At the same time our project sought a new global history after 1945 and analyzed the peace movement not at the national level but from a transnational and global perspective. It focused especially on the case of the Jewisch journalist Robert Jungk who reported on Hiroshima to Europe in the late 1950s in his book "Children of the Ashes". The project revealed one process of the globalization o Hiroshima from the relationship between Jungk and Hibakusha in Hiroshima. The project also analysed the acceptance and features of the process of the memorization of Hiroshima in several German-speaking cities.