Profile
Abstract
Since January 2021, Martin Clemens Winter is Alfred Landecker Lecturer at the Historical Department of the Leipzig University. He is conducting research on "Corporate Culture, Forced Labour and Mass Murder at the HASAG armaments company from Leipzig".
Martin Clemens Winter studied History at the Leipzig University. His PhD Thesis about "Violence and Remembrance in Rural Areas: The German Population and the Death Marches" was awarded with the Stanislav Zámecník-Price of the Comité International de Dachau.
Besides Science, he was working in historical-political education, curating exhibitions and engagement for a living memory culture between research, politics, and memorial sites.
Martin Clemens Winter is funded by the Alfred Landecker Foundation in the Alfred Landecker Lecturer Program.
Professional career
- since 01/2021
Alfred Landecker Lecturer at the Historical Department at Leipzig University, Project: "Corporate Culture, Forced Labour and Mass Murder at the HASAG armaments company from Leipzig" - 04/2020 - 12/2020
Post-Doc-Fellowship at the Fritz Bauer Institute, Frankfurt am Main (Topic: International Prosecution of Nazi Crimes at the HASAG armaments company from eipzig) - 05/2017 - 03/2020
Project manager at City of Leipzig, Lord Mayor's Department, Protocol Division (Memorial Events and culture of remembrance) - 01/2017 - 04/2017
Staff Member at the Leipzig Nazi Forced Labour Memorial (Digital Exhibition Levels) - 05/2016 - 11/2016
Staff Member at the Leipzig Nazi Forced Labour Memorial (Curator of exhibition "In the Provisional: Nazi Forced Labour in Leipzig and at the HASAG Armaments Company")
Education
- 09/2001 - 01/2010
Studies of History, Communication and Media Science, and Sociology at the Leipzig University - 04/2010 - 06/2016
Preparing the Ph.D. thesis "Violence and Remembrance in Rural Areas: The German Population and the Death Marches" (Supervisors: Prof. Dr. Alfons Kenkmann / Prof. Dr. Michael Wildt)
Geschichte des Nationalsozialismus
NS-Zwangsarbeit
Endphaseverbrechen
Juristische Ahndung von NS-Verbrechen
Internationale Erinnerungskulturen
- show detailsCorporate Culture, Forced Labour and Mass Murder at the HASAG Armaments Company from LeipzigWinter, Martin ClemensDuration: 01/2021 – 12/2025Funded by: Stiftungen InlandInvolved organisational units of Leipzig University: Fachdidaktik Geschichte
- show detailsWinter, M. C.Gewalt und Erinnerung im ländlichen Raum. Die deutsche Bevölkerung und die TodesmärscheBerlin: Metropol. 2018.
- show detailsWinter, M. C.Evacuating the Camps: The Last Collective Crime of Nazi SocietyDapim. Studies on the Holocaust. 2015. 29 (3). pp. 138–153.
- show detailsWinter, M. C.Öffentliche Erinnerungen an den Luftkrieg in Nordhausen 1945-2005Marburg: Tectum. 2010.
- show detailsWinter, M. C.Die HASAG im Generalgouvernement: Ein firmeneigenes Lagersystem inmitten des HolocaustIn: Friebel, A.; Ulbricht, J. (Eds.)Zwangsarbeit beim Rüstungskonzern HASAG. Der Werkstandort Leipzig im Nationalsozialismus und seine Nachgeschichte. Leipzig: Hentrich & Hentrich. 2023. pp. 27–46.
- show detailsWinter, M. C.Die internationale Ahndung von NS-Verbrechen beim Rüstungskonzern HASAG 1945-1995In: Friebel, A.; Ulbricht, J. (Eds.)Zwangsarbeit beim Rüstungskonzern HASAG. Der Werkstandort Leipzig im Nationalsozialismus und seine Nachgeschichte. Leipzig: Hentrich & Hentrich. 2023. pp. 103–124.
- Andere Stipendien/Forschungspreise: Stanislav Zámecník-Studienpreisshow detailsWinter, Martin Clemens (Fachdidaktik Geschichte)awarded in 2018 by Comité International de Dachau.