Arbeitsformen technischer Intelligenz im Steinkohlenbergbau

Fricke, Else; Fricke, Werner; Portmann, Gerd; Schmidt, Wolfgang; Schönwälder, Manfred

doi:10.1007/978-3-322-88570-8

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“…She gave frequent shows at Schwaff's Elbinsel Peute, later also performing at the Groß-Jüthorn amusement park in the Wandsbek woods and at the Victoria Gardens in Barmbeck. 108 Elvira was a sensation for all ages and classes; poorer families were also able to watch her, as they were allowed to order only hot water and bring their own coffee powder and sandwiches. Meanwhile, the city of Hamburg was planning to expand its port and, in 1908, the copper manufacturer Norddeutsche Affinerie began production at Peute.…”

Section: Outdoor Pleasuresmentioning

confidence: 99%

Forgotten Fun: Recollecting the Working-Class Pleasurescape of Hamburg’s East End, 1880s-1950s

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2022

Journal of Urban History

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In the early twentieth century, St. Pauli was not the only place in Hamburg to go to have fun. In the city’s East End, a wide range of pubs, clubs, and ballrooms turned working-class quarters into a vibrant pleasurescape. Based on historical-topographic and archival research, this paper explores eastern Hamburg’s forgotten pleasurescape with the aim of drawing attention to pleasure culture as a social driving force and of redressing the balance in the city’s one-sided history of pleasure culture. In the course of the study, the term “pleasurescape” is more clearly nuanced and geo-spatial historical mapping further explored as a tool for urban history.

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Section: Outdoor Pleasuresmentioning

confidence: 99%