- The Institute
- Research
- Dictatorships in the 20th Century
- Democracies and their Historical Self-Perceptions
- Transformations in Most Recent History
- International and Transnational Relations
- Edited Source Collections
- Dissertation Projects
- Completed Projects
- Dokumentation Obersalzberg
- Center for Holocaust Studies
- Berlin Center for Cold War Studies
- Publications
- Vierteljahrshefte
- The Archives
- Library
- Center for Holocaust Studies
- News
- Dates
- Press
- Recent Publications
- News from the Institute
- Topics
- Reordering Yugoslavia, Rethinking Europe
- Munich 1972
- Confronting Decline
- Digital Contemporary History
- Transportation in Germany
- German Federal Chancellery
- Democratic Culture and the Nazi Past
- The History of the Treuhandanstalt
- Foreign Policy Documentation (AAPD)
- Dokumentation Obersalzberg
- Hitler, Mein Kampf. A Critical Edition
- "Man hört, man spricht"
Documents from Associations
The IfZ Archives also collect the documents of smaller associations and parties as well as political and social movements and non government organisations that do not run archives on their own. This includes, for example, documents from victims’ associations, activist groups, and political restitution associations of immediate post-war period. Now, documents from the new social movements, and the new women‘s movement and student movement in particular, have been a further area of focus within this category.
Search the archival database here
.
© Institut für Zeitgeschichte
