Introduction by H.C.Jasch Wannsee-Conference

Introduction to the book about the men who attended the Wannsee Conference - just published by Berghahn Books. A second (German) edition was published in January 2024. There were only minor changes even though the memorial took over the editorship

Berghahn (Oxford/New York), 2017

This is the introduction of our book on the participants of the Wannsee Conference. From Otto Dov Kulka's Foreword: There is a wide range of research in historiography on the significance of the Wannsee Conference for the unfolding of the “Final Solution.” The present volume of biographical studies by leading historians on the participants of the conference, which dealt with the planning and implementation of the so-called “Final Solution of the Jewish Question,” is unquestionably an important achievement in the field of research on the Nazi perpetrators. Particularly valuable is the exceptional concept of bringing together these studies in one volume. Furthermore, in addition to examining the participants’ individual roles at the conference, the chapters range across their complete biographies. In each case, the reader is led back to the origins of their political activities, generally in the wake of the First World War and during the formative stages of the Nazi movement. One can view the new volume as a continuity and extension of Ulrich Herbert’s innovative approach in his acclaimed major biography of Werner Best on Radicalism, Ideology and Reason,1 as well as Hans- Christian Jasch’s on Wilhelm Stuckart, and the Judenpolitik.

The year 2018 sees the commemoration of several important historical events in Austria and Germany that continue to have an influence on our society. __ The Federal Agency for Civic Education, Bonn and the University of Vienna will therefore hold a conference that focuses on the events of 1918 and 1938 as well as their extensive effects and possible influence on the course of future events. The location of the conference is also a part of this history; Schloss Eckartsau, where Emperor Karl signed the declaration relinquishing his claim to the Hungarian part of the empire on 13 November 1918.

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