Exile Network
The virtual museum "Arts in exile" sees itself as a network project that brings together the resources of research institutions, collections and exhibition organisers to present the phenomenon exile on a platform that reaches as wide an audience as possible.
The exhibition themes and exhibits have been compiled from different collections stored at various locations and from the results of research work that has been carried out by various bodies at a wide range of locations.
The Fritz Ascher Society for Persecuted, Ostracized and Banned Art, Inc.
The Fritz Ascher Society for Persecuted, Ostracized and Banned Art, Inc. re-discovers artists, whose careers were interrupted or destroyed by the Nazi terror regime, and who themselves were persecuted, ostracized or banned.
The Monacensia. Literature archive and public library of the City of Munich
The Monacensia is an archive, library, place of study, vibrant cultural location, exhibition space and repository. The literature archive currently comprises 300 literary estates and omnibus volumes of renowned writers with a close connection to Munich.
The PEN Centre of German-Speaking Writers Abroad
The PEN Centre of German-Speaking Writers Abroad was founded in 1934 by the already emigrated writers Lion Feuchtwanger, Ernst Toller, Rudolf Olden and Max Herrmann-Neiße as the German PEN Club in Exile. It soon brought together the most important German authors and represented the persecuted and oppositional literature of the “other Germany”.
THOMAS-MANN-ARCHIV / THOMAS MANN ARCHIVES
The Thomas Mann Archives house the majority of Thomas Mann's remaining handwritten works, which includes manuscripts, diaries and letters.
Villa Aurora & Thomas Mann House
The Villa Aurora & Thomas Mann House e. V. (VATMH) serves as an independent and non-partisan intermediary of the Federal Republic of Germany, fostering intellectual and cultural exchange between Germany and the United States of America.![Logo Walter A. Berendsohn Forschungsstelle für deutsche Exilliteratur der Universität Hamburg [Walter A. Berendsohn Research Centre for German Exile Literature]](/KIE/Content/EN/Networkpartner/Walter-A-Berendsohn-Forschungsstelle-fuer-deutsche-Exilliteratur-der-Universitaet-Hamburg/walter-a.-berendsohn-forschungsstelle-fuer-deutsche-exilliteratur-der-universitaet-hamburg-logo-en.gif?__blob=thumbnail&v=3 "Logo Walter A. Berendsohn Forschungsstelle für deutsche Exilliteratur der Universität Hamburg [Walter A. Berendsohn Research Centre for German Exile Literature]")
Walter A. Berendsohn Forschungsstelle für deutsche Exilliteratur der Universität Hamburg [Walter A. Berendsohn Research Centre for German Exile Literature]
The Walter A. Berendsohn Forschungsstelle für deutsche Exilliteratur (Walter A. Berendsohn Research Centre for German Exile Literature) is affiliated with Hamburg University’s Institute of German Studies.
Wienbibliothek im Rathaus
Founded in 1856 as a communal or civil service library, today’s Vienna City Library soon developed – instigated when the library inherited the estate of Franz Grillparzer in 1879 – to become an important cultural historical archive. The library and its collections count today as one of Vienna’s three largest scholarly libraries and it is the most important institution for research into the city’s cultural history after 1750.