Lokacija

• Berlin Dorotheenstraße 24, Germany 10117
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Jezici

• njemački

Mrežna stranica

• https://www.literatur.hu-berlin.de/de/ort

Naziv zbirke 

• Heiner Müller Archiv / Transitraum

Povijest zbirke i kulturne aktivnosti

• Many regard Heiner Müller as the most important German-speaking dramatist of the 20th century, after only Bertolt Brecht. He did not see himself as a member of the opposition in the GDR, but nonetheless became one. He did not fight against the system, but tried to change it from within, through his cultural works. After the construction of the Berlin Wall in 1961, Müller and other intellectuals and artists, had the illusion of being able to openly discuss the internal contradictions of the GDR. His play "Die Umsiedlerin" [The Resettled (woman) – the East German term for the German expellees from the former eastern territories] on the collectivization process in the country was immediately banned - as were his later works-, and Müller was expelled from the GDR’s Writers' Union. Since 1968, his plays were staged in the West. Heiner Müller became a cross-border commuter between the two German systems. Nevertheless, “he cannot be imagined without the GDR" - as the head of collection of the Heiner-Müller-Archiv / Transitraum, Kristin Schulz, formulated. After the end of the GDR, Müller stated provocatively that in a democracy, he could no longer write dramas. During the mass demonstrations on November 4, 1989, he was one of the speakers at Alexanderplatz in Berlin. From 1990 to 1993, Müller was the last president of the East German Academy of Arts, which also took over most of his estate as an all-German institution in 1998. However, Müller's working library that had always been an important place for him to retreat, reflect and be inspired, came to the Institute for German Literature at the Humboldt-University in Berlin. This was in order to maintain his personal library as a publicly accessible workplace and research center.

Opis sadržaja

• The Heiner Müller estate library contains about 7 800 volumes, mainly focusing on the history of theatre. But it also contains some of the crime novels he read, and shows above all how Müller made use of his books. Many handwritten notes, drawings and scribbles prove an intensive use of his collection. Heiner Müller's collection of records, art works, everyday objects and work tools from his apartment, are also part of the "Transitraum". The archive is constantly being expanded to include testimonies about Heine Müller's work. This includes interviews with witnesses, collected programs or stage documentation.

Sadržaj

• fotografije: 100-499
• glasovne snimke: 10-99
• glazbene snimke: 100-499
• ostala umjetnička djela (koja se ne mogu svrstati u druge kategorije filtra kao što su slike, skulpture, grafike, itd.): 10-99
• publikacije (knjige, novine, članci, novinski isječci): 1000-
• rukopisi (osobni dokumenti, dnevnici, bilješke, pisma, skice itd.): 500-999
• video snimke (uključujući snimke usmene povijesti): 100-499

Imatelji  

• Institut für deutsche Literatur an der Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Vlasnici 

• Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin

Zemljopisni  opseg zbirke

• međunarodni

Teme

• demokratska opozicija
• kazalište i izvedbene umjetnosti

Osnivači

• Hörnigk, Frank
• Mayer, Brigitte Maria
• Müller, Heiner

Datum osnivanja

• 2000

Mjesto osnivanja

• Berlin, Germany
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Stvaratelji sadržaja

• Müller, Heiner

Sakupljači

• Hörnigk, Frank
• Schulz, Kristin

Važni događaji iz povijesti zbirke

• Print and Audio Editions of Heiner Müller's Works
• Donation, 2008
• Several Exhibitions about Heiner Müller's works

Reprezentativni primjerci

• Four "Brecht Chairs"
• Handwritten note in book about Jean-Luc Godard

Vrsta  pristupa

• posjete po dogovoru

Dio mreže

• Association of Literary Societies and Museums e.V.

Bibliografija

Schulz, Kristin , interview by Sonnenberg, Uwe, September 19, 2016. COURAGE Registry Oral History Collection