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The police records of Schottmüller's arrest did not survive; the only surviving materials are the letters that she sent from prison. It is doubtful that she was honest in her writing, as she confessed that she did not know half the people that the Gestapo had said she knew, nor the fact that some of
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orchestra until it was destroyed by British bombers on 30 January 1944. Reviews stated it was an "incarnation of plastic ideas, to which she visually transforms her own physicality". On 6 December 1941 she spent three months on tour in the Netherlands and France for the Wehrmacht and for the rest of
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In 1935, Schottmüller rented a studio on Charlottenburg's Reichsstrasse 106. During this time her dances continued to evolve: instead of mythological creatures she changed to figures, and her dance's underlying structure and themes changed as well. The nomenclature of her dance names also changed to
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Perhaps due to the war and her unstable family life, Oda was considered unstable and had a laissez-faire attitude to life and work. Frida realised that spending any more time in the state school would have been a waste of time, so she asked Gerda Schottmüller—another of Oda's aunts who worked at the
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In October 1937, the Reich Chamber of Culture finally located Schottmüller and she was forced to complete an application and a course in German dance. She refused, and instead sent in reviews of her work to the Ministry which they seemed to accept. In February 1938 she was offered an opportunity to
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during her recovery. She remained in the sanatorium until 1912, and upon leaving, returned to her parental home in Berlin instead of her own home in Gdańsk. With an absentee mother, Oda was left to be raised in Gdańsk by her father, whose income was limited as he was paying his wife maintenance. In
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Author and researcher Geertje Andresen conducted an analysis of Schottmüller's estate, which resulted in the publication of a book on Schottmüller's life. Andresen's work describes a vindictive murder by the Nazi state of a German woman who was only tangentially linked to
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The first tribute to Schottmüller was in 1946 by German theatre critic Paul Fechter who reported on the first art exhibition after the war that spoke about Schottmüller and Schumacher. There have been many more.
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of the 1920s and combined masks and costumes to suit the mood and transform into mythological creatures. The names of the performances reflected the eccentric nature of the performances, such as
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who later became a well-known writer. Geheeb considered Schottmüller to be unstable during the whole period she attended Odenwald School, but she managed to pass her Abitur in 1924.
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them were Communists. In a letter to her father she states: "I was so glad of my stupidity + cluelessness about political things ... I'm entirely unaware of these things."
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became Chancellor of Germany and the fascists rose to power. From September 1933, all dancers in Germany were informed that they were required to register with the
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to conduct an analysis of the estate of Schottmüller. It resulted in the publication of a book and an exhibition that was created in cooperation with
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A granite slate on the left side of the house at Puschkinallee Ecke Bouchéstraße. Its text is now almost unreadable from street level.
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to work in the state archives. A year later, Dorothea suffered a severe nervous ailment and spent a substantial amount of time in a
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Wer war Oda Schottmüller? : zwei Versionen ihrer Biographie und deren Rezeption in der alten Bundesrepublik und in der DDR
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against the Nazis, through her association with a Berlin-based anti-fascist resistance group that she met through the sculptor
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August 1919, when Oda was fourteen years old, Kurt died. Oda's aunt—professor Frida Schottmüller, who was a custodian at the
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In 1931, after passing the physical fitness examination that consisted of physical education and gymnastics, she joined the
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135:(9 February 1905 – 5 August 1943) was an expressive dancer, mask maker and sculptor. Schottmüller was most notable as a 2050: 868: 1333: 937: 713: 694: 649: 622: 567: 551: 594: 1587: 2020: 492: 2025: 580:
Andresen, Geertje (February 2006). "Oda Schottmüller. Der Justizmord an einer Tänzerin im Nationalsozialismus".
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as part of the accompanying program of the Olympic Games. She danced in the movement choir for a performance of
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theatre as a dancer. At the same time, she had a sculpture studio in Berlin that was in the same building as
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or stumbling block memorial to Oda Schottmüller that is located at Reichsstraße 106, Berlin-Westend, Germany
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On 16 September 1942, Schottmüller was arrested at her studio and sent to a holding cell in the prison on
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sculptor—became Oda's legal guardian and the two resided in Berlin. Oda lived with her aunt until 1922.
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but the aristocratic Pallandt family intervened to rename it in honour of her. On 23 September 2016, a
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was prohibited. Schottmüller chose to not register and never caught the Ministry's attention.
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Oda Schottmüller: Die Tänzerin, Bildhauerin und Nazigegnerin Oda Schottmüller (1905–1943)
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Wegbereiterinnen: Berühmte, bekannte und zu Unrecht vergessene Frauen aus der Geschichte
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was renamed after Schottmüller. The street was formerly named after the bacteriologist
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Erfasst? : das Gestapo - Album zur Roten Kapelle : eine Foto - Dokumentation
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Die Tänzerin, Bildhauerin und Nazigegnerin Oda Schottmüller : 1905-1943 ;
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Her first solo dance performance was organised in March 1934 at the theatre at
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Between 1924 and 1927 Schottmüller completed an arts and crafts education in
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1936, die Olympischen Spiele und der Nationalsozialismus: eine Dokumentation
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Olympic Cities: City Agendas, Planning, and the World's Games, 1896 – 2016
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Nützmann, Hannelore (1997). "Ein Berufsleben : Frida Schottmüller".
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and Swiss dance teacher Berthe Trümpy. At the dance studio she met
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On 11 November 1941 Schottmüller gave her last public performance—
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Die Wahrheit. Autobiographie des "Grand Chef" der Roten Kapelle
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1942 she continued to tour before being arrested and murdered.
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The board was installed in 1979 in the foyer of the Volksbühne
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for Schottmüller was laid in front of the 106 Reichsstraße in
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Griebel, Regina; Coburger, Marlies; Scheel, Heinrich (1992).
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Deborah Ascher Barnstone; Elizabeth Otto (1 November 2018).
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In the autumn of 1938, Schottmüller met the German composer
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and whose membership of the group constituted resistance.
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The Reich's Orchestra: The Berlin Philharmonic 1933–1945
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Geertje Andresen, formerly a research associate at the
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Index


Posen
German Empire
Plötzensee Prison
Berlin
Nazi Germany
Execution by guillotine
Odenwald school
resistance fighter
Kurt Schumacher
Red Orchestra
Kurt Schottmüller
née
Konrad Schottmüller
Frida Schottmüller
Danzig
sanatorium
Kaiser-Friedrich Museum
quattrocento
Odenwald school
Heppenheim
Abitur
Klaus Mann
goldsmithing
Pforzheim
Frankfurt
Vera Skoronel
Fritz Cremer
Harro Schulze-Boysen
Milly Steger

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