Germany:
Doors to the Past - 150 years Augustaschacht
Kamp Kodu
DE-SCI 1.34
Başlangıç - Bitiş Tarihi
20.07.2024 /
03.08.2024
Toplam Kontenjan
17
Boş Kontenjan
8
8
Yaş
18 - 99
Ekstra Ücret
€50.00
Kamp Temaları
ARCHARTCONS
Organizasyon
SCI Germany
Kuruluş
For the past 150 years, the Augustaschacht has rested on the edge of the mountain Hüggel, bearing the marks of time. Originally constructed as an industrial building, it underwent numerous changes in use over the years. From a pump house to living quarters for workers, it was first converted into a prisoner-of-war camp under National Socialism and later used as a Gestapo labour education camp, a topic that is now covered in the building's exhibition. After the end of the war, bombed-out and displaced German families lived here until the 1970s. Volunteers are invited to explore the complex and ambivalent history of the site, raise their awareness of the lessons learnt from the history of the Second World War and learn more about the German culture of remembrance.
İş Tanımı
When the building was converted into a memorial centre, the old doors and windows were removed for fire safety reasons. They have been in the attic ever since. They are now to be put to archival use and, like other archaeological finds, cleaned, measured, photographed and recorded in a database. The purpose of the work camp is to record and prepare these items so that they can also be presented to visitors as an open archive. The volunteers will also learn about the background to these artefacts, some of which are testimonies to the people imprisoned here. The attic is the part of the building that was changed the least during the remodelling work, so the work will be dusty and dirty.
Konaklama ve Yemek
At the community center of the Evangelical Lutheran Christuskirche in Hasbergen. Partici-pants are required to bring their own air mattresses and sleeping bags.
Konum ve Serbest Zaman
Hasbergen is a small community, west of the city of Osnabrück, on the edge of the TER-RA.vita Nature and Geopark, which includes the Hüggel, a very scenic mountain range that is part of the Teutoburg Forest low mountain range. Walks and hikes are possible here, and there is also a geological nature trail. A special highlight is the Silbersee lake with its quarry. In Hasbergen there is a natural swimming pool with the opportunity to swim. A trip to Osnabrück with its idyllic old town centre is also possible.
Notlar
INCOMING FEE 50 € for volunteers applying via partner organisations and contacts of SCI:
https://sci-d.de/incomingfee
