Bak, Sofie Lene: PhD, Project Manager
The Danish Jewish Museum

• Danish history in the interwar period and during the German occupation 1940-45
• Danish Jewish History during the Second World War: Rescue, Flight, Exile and returning home 1945
• The History of anti-Semitism and Racism
• Oral history, Memory and remembrance, Commemoration and Historiography

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• Politics of memory and memory culture in Europe after the Holocaust and other mass atrocities (Armenien genocide, Holodomor, crimes of communism)
• Human rights and international humanitarian law i European political culture and history
• The Holocaust, with a focus on the aftermath
• Anti-semitism
• Refugees in Europe during National Socialism

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Brudholm, Thomas: PhD, Associate Professor
Department of Cross-Cultural and Regional Studies, University of Copenhagen

• Transitional Justice (commissions, tribunals, apologies)
• Ethics of Reconciliation (resentment, forgiveness)
• Philosophical, Sociological and Legal Approaches to Hatred
• Theories of Minority Research

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Fracapane, Silvia Goldbaum Tarabini: MA, PhD Candidate
Zentrum für Antisemitismusforschung, Technische Universität, Berlin

• Theresienstadt and the Jews from Denmark
• The "Judenaktion", October 1943
• Denmark and the Holocaust
• Testimonies, Holocaust literature

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Følner, Bjarke: MA, History and Minority Studies
Curator, The Danish Jewish Museum

• Collection management and research facilitation at The Danish Jewish museum
• Post-war monuments commemorating experiences of Danish Jews during WWII

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Hansen, Jens-Christian: MA, PhD Candidate
Institute of History and Civilization, University of Southern Denmark

• The Husum-Schwesing Concentration Camp: Life and afterlife of a subcamp
• Danish prisoners in national socialist concentration camps
• Everyday life in subcamps

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Iversen, Stefan: PhD, Postdoc
The Scandinavian Department, Aarhus University

• Danish narratives from German concentration camps
• Holocaust literature, witness literature, testimony
• Cultural memory
• Trauma narratives 

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Jefferson, Andrew M.: MA, Psychology, PhD, Senior Researcher
Rehabilitation and Research Centre for Torture Victims

• Prison practise
• Perpetrative institutions
• Transitional justice, esp. justice sector reform in the global South

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Kulavig, Erik: PhD, Associate Professor
Centre for Cold War Studies, University of Southern Denmark

•  Stalin and Stalinism
• History of the Soviet Union and Russia

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• History of Nazism, Führerstate, Racepolicy etc.
• Volksgemeinschaft: Inclusion and Exclusion
• The Nazi War of Race and Extermination against the peoples and nations of Europe
• The “second” history of Nazism: The place of Nazism in “Vergangenheitsbewältigung” and memory

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Lang, Johannes: PhD, Postdoc
Danish Institute for International Studies, Holocaust and genocide 

• The social psychology of genocide
• Perpetrators and victims
• The Holocaust; death camp testimony    

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Larsen, Dennis Christian: MA, History, Assistant Curator
The Froeslev Camp Museum

• Froeslev Camp/Faarhus Camp
• Danish SS-guards and German concentration Camps

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Marchuk, Iryna LL.M., PhD Candidate
Faculty of Law, University of Copenhagen

• International criminal law
• International criminal procedure
• International humanitarian law
• International human rights law

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• Soldiers and perpetrators in genocides and war crimes
• Moralphilosophical perspectives on Holocaust and genocide

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• History and International Criminal Justice
• The Former Yugoslavia
• War Crimes, Crimes against Humanity and International Criminal Courts

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Pelt, Mogens: Dr.Phil., PhD., Associate Professor in International History
History Section at the Saxo Institute, University of Copenhagen