In 1946, Ulm was marked by war. Germany had emerged from twelve years of National Socialism, its cities destroyed and its democratic institutions in need of rebuilding. For Otl Aicher and Inge Scholl, the Zero Hour was also deeply personal. Aicher had met the Scholl family in Ulm in 1939. Hans and Sophie Scholl would […]
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