Gay people being gay stuttgart

The internet portal www. Almost 10, people have visited the portal so far to read about the lives, repression and persecution of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, intersex and queer people living in Baden-Württemberg. The internet portal is overseen by the Public History Team from the Department of Recent History at the University of Stuttgart.

Interactive Exchanges are Welcome The internet portal sees itself as an information and communication platform for the entire population. It offers an overview of the history of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, intersex and queer people in Baden, Württemberg and Hohenzollern; presenting exemplary source materials and explaining important terminology.

Regular blog entries investigate various modern and historical aspects relating to this diverse topic and establish connections between these. A key concern of the portal is to provide a platform for interactive exchanges. Many users have already made suggestions and given tips, which have resulted in new research projects, archival finds and blog entries.

Users can also provide information about contemporary witnesses, provide more in-depth information, submit source materials or engage in the discussions using the comments function. Interviews with Contemporary Witnesses The interviews with contemporary witnesses from Baden-Württemberg provide particularly moving accounts of various events.

Three men, one woman and the daughter of a transgender person aged from 70 to 92 provide vivid accounts of their lives, including not only reports of discrimination and ostracism, but also tales of self-confidence and happiness.

Gay people being gay: authentische momente in stuttgart

Position within the page tree Move path to the left Move path to the right. LSBTTIQ in Baden and Württemberg February 27, Invitation to Participate. To the top of the page. Wolfram Pyta, University of Stuttgart, History Department, Department of Recent History.