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SdK07 - Kerstin Theis über Ersatzheer-Militärgerichte

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2011
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1
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German

CATEGORY: interview TITLE: SdK07 - Kerstin Theis über Ersatzheer-Militärgerichte AUTHOR: Kerstin Theis INTERVIEWER: Daniel Meßner PRODUCTION: Daniel Meßner/Universität Wien YEAR: 2011 DESCRIPTION: Bislang blieb das Ersatzheer in der historischen Forschung eher außen vor, obwohl es als Teil der Wehrmacht wichtige disziplinierende Funktionen hatte. Für die soziale Kontrolle der Soldaten hatte es schon allein deshalb einen hohen Stellenwert, weil das Ersatzheer mit einer Befehlsgewalt über knapp ein Viertel aller Soldaten die Ausbildung der Rekruten und den Personalkreislauf der Wehrmacht im Zweiten Weltkrieg koordinierte. Kerstin Theis untersucht in ihrem Forschungsprojekt den Alltagsbetrieb eines Militärgerichts während des Zweiten Weltkriegs, indem sie das Tätigkeitsprofil und die Spruchpraxis – quantitativ und qualitativ – herausarbeitet. Aus der Reihe "Stimmen der Kulturwissenschaften", einem Podcast der Universität Wien. PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of the Noack family FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, mono LANGUAGE: German LICENSE: CC BY-NC 3.0

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