History
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Quellen der Geschichte
Lesen und Deuten
Der Schlüssel für das Verstehen von Geschichte sind Zeitzeugnisse. Sie zu lesen und zu deuten ist die Grundlage für ein historisches Bewusstsein. Der Film erläutert in anschaulicher Weise die unterschiedlichen Arten von Geschichtsquellen. Die Zuschauer:innen werden sensibilisiert für den Blick auf eine vorhandene – oder nicht vorhandene – Überlieferungsabsicht und bekommen ein Verständnis für die Multiperspektivität.
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- <> Languages: DE
- <> Target Groups: Sek I
- <> Subject: History
- <> Length: 29:21 min
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