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Sozial.Geschichte is an independent online journal devoted to analyses of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Its editorial work connects historical perspectives with current social and political debates, examining how past developments shape present conditions. The publication features articles, interviews, commentary, and advance contributions to forthcoming issues, alongside themed dossiers on subjects such as 1968, labor and social conflict during the pandemic, China, migration, the November Revolution, strikes, and urban social protest.

The site provides free downloads of journal issues and makes selected articles available in English, with some work also published in other languages. Its coverage includes labor movements, class relations, migration, militarization, antifascism, and social movements. Sozial.Geschichte also invites submissions through calls for papers and offers information for authors. Readers can explore a gallery and register of contributors, learn about the journal’s focus and its supporting association, and find ways to contribute through donations. Newsletter updates and information about Creative Commons licensing are also available.