Historical Photographs between National Socialism and Rebuilding

Event: Hermann Eymann – Press Photographer in Times of Crisis in Stadt- und Stiftsarchiv Aschaffenburg, k.A., Aschaffenburg on 29. October 2026

Date and Time

29. October 2026

Location

Stadt- und Stiftsarchiv Aschaffenburg
Wermbachstraße 15, 63739 Aschaffenburg, Deutschland

Price

€
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About this Event

Exhibition

Mood

Relaxed

Venue Type

Inside

The exhibition „Hermann Eymann – Press Photographer in Times of Crisis“ is dedicated to the work of press photographer Hermann Eymann. The focus is on his photographs from two formative periods in German history: the time of National Socialism and the rebuilding period.

Photographs between Dictatorship and New Beginnings

The exhibited images open a view into a time of great political, societal, and architectural changes. Eymann's photographic work documents developments that had a lasting impact on everyday life and public life. The exhibition connects historical context with the immediate impact of photographic images.

The photographs from the time of National Socialism represent an era whose effects continued into the post-war period and the rebuilding. The exhibition makes visible how press photography can capture historical upheavals and pass them on to later generations. At the same time, it directs attention to the changes that occurred during the rebuilding period.

On Display at the City and Abbey Archive Aschaffenburg

Visitors can see the exhibition from October 29, 2026, to January 31, 2027 at the City and Abbey Archive Aschaffenburg. This presentation offers an opportunity over several months to engage with Hermann Eymann's photographs and their historical significance.

The exhibition is aimed at all those interested in photography, regional history, and the German history of the 20th century. It invites visitors to view press photography as a source of contemporary history and to reflect on the photographic documents in the context of National Socialism and the rebuilding.

Note: Opening hours, admission prices, and information about accessibility are not mentioned in this event information. Please check directly with the City and Abbey Archive or via the linked exhibition page before your visit.

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