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Max Ernst Stockburger
Impact-drivenThink TankArt & CultureScience & Research
About us
Max Ernst Stockburger presents "The Missing Link," an archive of over 60,000 photographs documenting atomic bombs. This unique project, supported by international institutions, offers a comprehensive visual narrative of atomic warfare. Operating from Berlin and Tokyo, the organization distinguishes itself by creating a hyperlinked image network that blurs traditional boundaries between creation and destruction, perpetrators and victims. Its work has been recognized by the British Journal of Photography.
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Sustainability Goals
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Historical Archive for Peace and Justice
Max Ernst Stockburger comprehensively documents the development and consequences of atomic weapons, creating a visual narrative that educates about the horrors of war and promotes peace.
Quality Education
Knowledge Transfer on Atomic Warfare
The organization provides a unique collection of over 60,000 photographs, enabling learners worldwide to gain a profound understanding of the history and impact of atomic weapons.
Partnerships for the Goals
International Cooperation for Global Knowledge
Max Ernst Stockburger built its archive in collaboration with 13 international institutions from Japan and the USA, fostering global partnerships for the preservation and dissemination of crucial historical documents.
FAQs
Q1What is Max Ernst Stockburger's core mission?
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Max Ernst Stockburger's core mission is to offer a comprehensive and unconventional visual narrative of atomic warfare through "The Missing Link" project. The archive deliberately blurs the boundaries between testing grounds and impacted cities, perpetrators and victims, and the processes of creation and destruction.
Q2Where does Max Ernst Stockburger operate?
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Max Ernst Stockburger operates from Berlin and Tokyo. The organization maintains an international focus and collaborative spirit.
Q3Which UN Sustainable Development Goals does Max Ernst Stockburger support?
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Max Ernst Stockburger primarily supports UN Sustainable Development Goal 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions). SDG 4 (Quality Education) is of secondary relevance, and SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) is of tertiary relevance.
Q4What is "The Missing Link" project?
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"The Missing Link" is a unique archive comprising over 60,000 photographs that meticulously document the development, deployment, and aftermath of atomic bombs. This extensive collection was gathered from 13 different international archives, offering an unconventional visual narrative.
Q5Has Max Ernst Stockburger received notable recognition for its work?
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Yes, Max Ernst Stockburger's work was detailed in an article by the British Journal of Photography in March 2021, titled "Max Ernst Stockburger navigates the archive of nuclear warfare."
