Articles | Volume 76, issue 3
https://doi.org/10.5194/gh-76-381-2021
https://doi.org/10.5194/gh-76-381-2021
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25 Aug 2021
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Kiel 1969: Ein Erinnerungsort der Geographie

Benedikt Korf and Ute Wardenga

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In this editorial, we introduce the special section on the politics of memory of Kiel 1969, the famous German geographers' conference, in which, as the myth narrates, a revolution took place within the discipline of German-language geography. We introduce the three individual statements by Verne, Strohmayer and Weichhart, who all recount their entanglements with the myth of Kiel 1969, and place them in a wider context of the history of geography.