Kolbow, Berti

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• Article TitleBerti Kolbow
• Page TitleBerti Kolbow
• Short TitleBerti Kolbow
• Index TitleKolbow, Berti
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• Page Description<p>Berti Kolbow was a Doctoral Fellow in International Business History at the German Historical Institute from July 2009 to December 2009. He is currently working on a Dissertation at the University of G&#246;ttingen on Kodak and Agfa tentatively titled &quot;Transatlantische Transfers der Marketing-Konzepte von Eastman Kodak und Agfa, 1880 bis 1945.&quot;</p>
• Teaser<p>Berti Kolbow was a Doctoral Fellow in International Business History at the German Historical Institute from July 2009 to December 2009. He is currently working on a Dissertation at the University of G&#246;ttingen on Kodak and Agfa tentatively titled &quot;Transatlantische Transfers der Marketing-Konzepte von Eastman Kodak und Agfa, 1880 bis 1945.&quot;</p>
• BylineBerti Kolbow, Gerda Henkel Foundation, Düsseldorf
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• Websitehttp://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/134163.html
• OrganizationGerda Henkel Foundation, Düsseldorf
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Kopp, Frederic

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• Article TitleFrederic Kopp
• Page TitleFrederic Kopp
• Short TitleFrederic Kopp
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• Teaser<p>Frederic Kopp is adjunct history professor at DePaul University in Chicago. </p>
• BylineFrederic Kopp, DePaul University
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• OrganizationDePaul University
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Kummer, Insa

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• Article TitleInsa Kummer
• Page TitleInsa Kummer
• Short TitleInsa Kummer
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• Page KeywordsInsa Kummer
• Page Description<p>Insa Kummer joined the GHI in 2007 as Project Associate for <a href="http://germanhistorydocs.ghi-dc.org/" title="" target="_blank">German History in Documents and Images</a>.</p>
• Teaser<p>Insa Kummer joined the GHI in 2007 as Project Associate for <a href="http://germanhistorydocs.ghi-dc.org/" title="" target="_blank">German History in Documents and Images</a>.</p>
• BylineInsa Kummer, German Historical Institute
• Emailkummer@ghi-dc.org
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• OrganizationGerman Historical Institute
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Kupsky, Gregory

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• Article TitleGregory Kupsky
• Page TitleGregory Kupsky
• Short TitleGregory Kupsky
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• Teaser<p>Gregory Kupsky is a historian in the World War II section at the Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command. He received his doctorate in modern U.S. History from The Ohio State University in March 2010. His dissertation was a study of German-American organizations&#8217; responses to National Socialism.</p>
• BylineGregory Kupsky, Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command
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• OrganizationJoint POW/MIA Accounting Command
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Larson, Zeb

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• Article TitleZeb Larson
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• Short TitleZeb Larson
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• Page KeywordsZeb Larson
• Page Description<p>Zeb Larson graduated with an M.A. in history from McGill University in 2012. He has contributed to a number of publications and projects related to the history of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. He is beginning his Ph.D. in history at the Ohio State University in the fall of 2014.</p>
• Teaser<p>Zeb Larson graduated with an M.A. in history from McGill University in 2012. He has contributed to a number of publications and projects related to the history of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. He is beginning his Ph.D. in history at the Ohio State University in the fall of 2014.</p>
• BylineZeb Larson, Ohio State University
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• OrganizationOhio State University
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Le Jeune, Christine

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• Article TitleChristine Le Jeune
• Page TitleChristine Le Jeune
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  Christine Le Jeune worked on the Immigrant Entrepreneurship project from August 2011 until December 2011. Prior to joining the GHI, Christine worked at the Federal Bureau of Investigation and as a national security analyst at the Association of the U.S. Army’s Institute of Land Warfare. From 2008-2009, she was a visiting fellow at the Friedrich Ebert Foundation’s Moscow, Russia office. Christine holds an M.A. from Georgetown University’s Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service, as well as an M.A. in International Relations from the Free University Berlin, Germany. She earned her B.A. in International Relations and German from Mount Holyoke College, Massachusetts.

• BylineChristine Le Jeune, German Historical Institute
• Emaillejeune@ghi-dc.org
• Websitehttp://www.ghi-dc.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1191&Itemid=1052
• OrganizationGerman Historical Institute
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Leaman, Hans

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• Article TitleHans Leaman
• Page TitleHans Leaman
• Short TitleHans Leaman
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• Page Description<p> Hans Leaman is a Ph.D. candidate in History and Renaissance Studies at Yale University and a graduate of Yale Law School. His research interests focus on theological interpretations of migration and exile, the development of migration and asylum rights, and Anabaptist spirituality in early modern Europe and colonial America.&nbsp;</p>
• Teaser<p> Hans Leaman is a Ph.D. candidate in History and Renaissance Studies at Yale University and a graduate of Yale Law School. His research interests focus on theological interpretations of migration and exile, the development of migration and asylum rights, and Anabaptist spirituality in early modern Europe and colonial America.&nbsp;</p>
• BylineHans Leaman, Yale University
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• OrganizationYale University
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Leonard, Melinda

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• Article TitleMelinda Leonard
• Page TitleMelinda Leonard
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• Teaser<p>Melinda Leonard is Media Archivist &amp; Video Specialist at<em> Encyclopaedia Britannica</em>. She holds a bachelor&#8217;s in History and Film &amp; Television from the University of Notre Dame and a master&#8217;s in Public History from Loyola University Chicago. Her academic work and research interests focus on culture and memory in St. Louis and the Metro East.</p>
• BylineMelinda Leonard, Encyclopaedia Britannica
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• OrganizationEncyclopaedia Britannica
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Levinson, Marc

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• Article TitleMarc Levinson
• Page TitleMarc Levinson
• Short TitleMarc Levinson
• Index TitleLevinson, Marc
• Page KeywordsMarc Levinson
• Page Description<p> Marc Levinson is an independent historian and economist. His books include <em>The Box: How the Shipping Container Made the World Smaller and the World Economy Bigger</em>&nbsp;and <em>The Great A&amp;P and the Struggle for Small Business in America</em>.</p>
• Teaser<p> Marc Levinson is an independent historian and economist. His books include <em>The Box: How the Shipping Container Made the World Smaller and the World Economy Bigger</em>&nbsp;and <em>The Great A&amp;P and the Struggle for Small Business in America</em>.</p>
• BylineMarc Levinson
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Lisicky, Michael

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• Article TitleMichael Lisicky
• Page TitleMichael Lisicky
• Short TitleMichael Lisicky
• Index TitleLisicky, Michael
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• Teaser<p>Michael Lisicky is the author of numerous books on department store history, including <em>Hutzler&#8217;s. Where Baltimore Shops</em> (2009) and <em>Baltimore&#8217;s Bygone Department Stores. Many Happy Returns</em> (2012). He is also a frequent lecturer on the topic. A graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, he is an oboist with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra.</p>
• BylineMichael Lisicky
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Logemann, Jan

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• Article TitleJan Logemann
• Page TitleJan Logemann
• Short TitleJan Logemann
• Index TitleLogemann, Jan
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• Page Description<p>Jan Logemann studied modern German and U.S. history at Pennsylvania State University and Humboldt University in Berlin as well as at the Free University's John-F.-Kennedy Institute. His research focuses on transatlantic comparisons and the development of mass consumer societies in the twentieth century. His monograph <em>Trams or Tailfins: Public and Private Prosperity in Postwar West Germany and the United States</em> will appear with U Chicago Press in the fall of 2012. His article &quot;Different Paths to Mass Consumption: Consumer Credit in the United States and West Germany during the 1950s and '60s&quot; appeared in the <em>Journal of Social History</em> in the summer of 2008 and his essay &quot;Einkaufsparadies und 'Gute Stube': Fussg&#228;ngerzonen in Westdeutschen Innenst&#228;dten der 1950er bis 1970er Jahre&quot; appeared in Adelheid v. Saldern (ed.), <em>Stadt und Kommunikation in bundesrepublikanischen Umbruchszeiten </em>(Stuttgart: Franz Steiner 2006). He is the project coordinator of <a href="http://www.transatlanticperspectives.org" title="" target="_blank">Transatlantic Perspectives: Europe in the Eyes of European Immigrants to the United States</a>. His current research project looks at the role of European immigrants in transatlantic exchanges in commercial design, market culture, and American consumer culture since the interwar years.</p>
• Teaser<p>Jan Logemann studied modern German and U.S. history at Pennsylvania State University and Humboldt University in Berlin as well as at the Free University's John-F.-Kennedy Institute. His research focuses on transatlantic comparisons and the development of mass consumer societies in the twentieth century. His monograph <em>Trams or Tailfins: Public and Private Prosperity in Postwar West Germany and the United States</em> will appear with U Chicago Press in the fall of 2012. His article &quot;Different Paths to Mass Consumption: Consumer Credit in the United States and West Germany during the 1950s and '60s&quot; appeared in the <em>Journal of Social History</em> in the summer of 2008 and his essay &quot;Einkaufsparadies und 'Gute Stube': Fussg&#228;ngerzonen in Westdeutschen Innenst&#228;dten der 1950er bis 1970er Jahre&quot; appeared in Adelheid v. Saldern (ed.), <em>Stadt und Kommunikation in bundesrepublikanischen Umbruchszeiten </em>(Stuttgart: Franz Steiner 2006). He is the project coordinator of <a href="http://www.transatlanticperspectives.org" title="" target="_blank">Transatlantic Perspectives: Europe in the Eyes of European Immigrants to the United States</a>. His current research project looks at the role of European immigrants in transatlantic exchanges in commercial design, market culture, and American consumer culture since the interwar years.</p>
• BylineJan Logemann, German Historical Institute
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• OrganizationGerman Historical Institute
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Lohne, Raymond

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• Article TitleRaymond Lohne
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• Short TitleRaymond Lohne
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• Page KeywordsRaymond Lohne
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• Teaser<p>Raymond Lohne earned his PhD. in history from the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2007. He is currently a Professor of U.S. history at Columbia College Chicago.</p>
• BylineRaymond Lohne, Columbia College Chicago
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• OrganizationColumbia College Chicago
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Lopes, Shana

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• Article TitleShana Lopes
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• Short TitleShana Lopes
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• Page KeywordsShana Lopes
• Page Description<p>Shana Lopes is a doctoral student focusing on the history of photography. She received her BA in Communications from the University of Pennsylvania and her MA in Art History from the University of Arizona. Shana has gained experience at institutions such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Center for Creative Photography, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she is currently the Jane and Morgan Whitney Fellow in the Department of Photographs. Her dissertation explores the interactions between German and American photography practices in the nineteenth century. &nbsp;</p>
• Teaser<p>Shana Lopes is a doctoral student focusing on the history of photography. She received her BA in Communications from the University of Pennsylvania and her MA in Art History from the University of Arizona. Shana has gained experience at institutions such as the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, the Center for Creative Photography, and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she is currently the Jane and Morgan Whitney Fellow in the Department of Photographs. Her dissertation explores the interactions between German and American photography practices in the nineteenth century. &nbsp;</p>
• BylineShana Lopes
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Lubinski, Christina

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• Article TitleChristina Lubinski
• Page TitleChristina Lubinski
• Short TitleChristina Lubinski
• Index TitleLubinski, Christina
• Page KeywordsChristina Lubinski
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  Christina Lubinski was a Research Fellow at the German Historical Institute from 2011 to 2014. Prior to joining the GHI she was the Newcomen Fellow at Harvard Business School 2010/11 and Fellow in Economic and Social History at the GHI 2009/10. She studied Business and Economic History, History, and Business Administration at the Universities of Göttingen (Germany), Brussels (Université Libre, Belgium), and Geneva (Switzerland) and received her Ph.D. from the University of Göttingen in 2009. Her revised dissertation Familienunternehmen in Westdeutschland. Corporate Governance und Gesellschafterkultur seit den 1960er Jahren (Munich: C.H.Beck 2010) won the Prize for Business History by the German Gesellschaft für Unternehmensgeschichte e.V.

• BylineChristina Lubinski, German Historical Institute
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• Websitehttp://www.ghi-dc.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1008&Itemid=906
• OrganizationGerman Historical Institute
• Organization RoleResearch Fellow
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Ludwig, Corinna

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• Article TitleCorinna Ludwig
• Page TitleCorinna Ludwig
• Short TitleCorinna Ludwig
• Index TitleLudwig, Corinna
• Page KeywordsCorinna Ludwig
• Page Description<p>Corinna Ludwig is a doctoral fellow in residence at the GHI. She studied Economic and Social History, German Language and Literature as well as Medieval and Modern History at G&#246;ttingen University. She is working on the research project <a href="http://www.transatlanticperspectives.org/" title="">Transatlantic Perspectives</a>.Her current research focuses on German businesses in the American market after the Second World War.</p>
• Teaser<p>Corinna Ludwig is a doctoral fellow in residence at the GHI. She studied Economic and Social History, German Language and Literature as well as Medieval and Modern History at G&#246;ttingen University. She is working on the research project <a href="http://www.transatlanticperspectives.org/" title="">Transatlantic Perspectives</a>.Her current research focuses on German businesses in the American market after the Second World War.</p>
• BylineCorinna Ludwig, German Historical Institute
• Emailludwig@ghi-dc.org
• Websitehttp://www.ghi-dc.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1088&Itemid=964
• OrganizationGerman Historical Institute
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Lukesh, Susan S

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• Article TitleSusan S. Lukesh
• Page TitleSusan S. Lukesh
• Short TitleSusan S Lukesh
• Index TitleLukesh, Susan S
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• Teaser<p>Susan S. Lukesh, Ph.D., MLS, studied Classical Archaeology and Art at Brown University and subsequently excavated prehistoric sites in Southern Italy and Sicily. She recently returned from over 2 &#189; years working in the mid-East Gulf State of Qatar where, among other things, she produced a blog on her daily life and travels. Since she returned, her research has transitioned from the excavation and study of prehistoric settlements to genealogical research and the study of personal and local histories, histories that both inform and enliven histories with broader reach.</p>
• BylineSusan S. Lukesh
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• Websitehttp://www.SusanSLukeshLLC.com
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Münzel, Martin

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• Article TitleMartin Münzel
• Page TitleMartin Münzel
• Short TitleMartin Münzel
• Index TitleMünzel, Martin
• Page KeywordsMartin Münzel
• Page Description<p>Martin M&#252;nzel is a visiting researcher at Humboldt-University Berlin and editor of the quarterly journal <em>Archiv und Wirtschaft</em>. He completed his Ph.D. at the University of Bielefeld in 2004. He is currently working on a history of German-Jewish entrepreneurs who emigrated to New York City in the 1930s and 1940s.</p>
• Teaser<p>Martin M&#252;nzel is a visiting researcher at Humboldt-University Berlin and editor of the quarterly journal <em>Archiv und Wirtschaft</em>. He completed his Ph.D. at the University of Bielefeld in 2004. He is currently working on a history of German-Jewish entrepreneurs who emigrated to New York City in the 1930s and 1940s.</p>
• BylineMartin Münzel, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin
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• OrganizationHumboldt-Universität zu Berlin
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Manz, Stefan

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• Article TitleStefan Manz
• Page TitleStefan Manz
• Short TitleStefan Manz
• Index TitleManz, Stefan
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• Teaser<p>Stefan Manz earned his Ph.D. at the University of Durham (United Kingdom). He is Senior Lecturer in German at Aston University, Birmingham, and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society. His recent publications include: <em>Constructing a German Diaspora. The &#8220;Greater German Empire,&#8221; 1871-1914</em>. New York: Routledge, forthcoming (2014); and, as co-editor,<em> Transnational Networks. German Migrants in the British Empire, 1660-1914</em>. Leiden: Brill, 2012; and <em>Contesting Europe's Eastern Rim. Cultural Identities in Public Discourse</em>. Clevedon: Multilingual Matters, 2010. </p> <p>&nbsp;</p>
• BylineStefan Manz
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Marsh, Elisabeth

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• Article TitleElisabeth M. Marsh
• Page TitleElisabeth M. Marsh
• Short TitleElisabeth Marsh
• Index TitleMarsh, Elisabeth
• Page KeywordsElisabeth M. Marsh
• Page Description<p>Elisabeth M. Marsh received her Ph.D. in American history from Indiana University in 2012. Her research and writing interests include immigration, Americanization, and religion. The title of her dissertation is &quot;Making American Lives: Immigrants and Americanization in Michigan City, Indiana, 1880-1941.&quot; She is the Director of Membership and Program Development for the Organization of American Historians.</p>
• Teaser<p>Elisabeth M. Marsh received her Ph.D. in American history from Indiana University in 2012. Her research and writing interests include immigration, Americanization, and religion. The title of her dissertation is &quot;Making American Lives: Immigrants and Americanization in Michigan City, Indiana, 1880-1941.&quot; She is the Director of Membership and Program Development for the Organization of American Historians.</p>
• BylineElisabeth M. Marsh
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McCoy, Stephen

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• Article TitleStephen A. McCoy
• Page TitleStephen A. McCoy
• Short TitleStephen McCoy
• Index TitleMcCoy, Stephen
• Page KeywordsStephen A. McCoy
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• Teaser<p>Stephen A. McCoy is an independent writer/historian, who in 2010 graduated with an MA in history of Loyola University Chicago and in 2012 graduated with an M.Ed from Lesley University. Stephen's primary research interest is historical perception, particularly of antiquity, and how these perceptions manifested themselves in society. &nbsp;</p>
• BylineStephen A. McCoy
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McCullough, Kelly

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• Article TitleKelly McCullough
• Page TitleKelly McCullough
• Short TitleKelly McCullough
• Index TitleMcCullough, Kelly
• Page KeywordsKelly McCullough
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  Kelly McCullough joined the German Historical Institute, Washington, DC, in 2003, after completing her Ph.D. and M.A. in Art History at Bryn Mawr College. She is the manager of the Institute’s online project German History in Documents and Images and recently joined the Immigrant Entrepreneurship project team as a project associate, where she coordinates Volume 3. During her tenure at the GHI, she has taught courses in modern art and architecture at the Corcoran College of Art & Design. Before joining the Institute staff, she worked as an assistant bibliographer at the Library Company of Philadelphia and a curatorial assistant at the German Society of Pennsylvania.

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  Kelly McCullough joined the German Historical Institute, Washington, DC, in 2003, after completing her Ph.D. and M.A. in Art History at Bryn Mawr College. She is the manager of the Institute’s online project German History in Documents and Images and recently joined the Immigrant Entrepreneurship project team as a project associate, where she coordinates Volume 3. During her tenure at the GHI, she has taught courses in modern art and architecture at the Corcoran College of Art & Design. Before joining the Institute staff, she worked as an assistant bibliographer at the Library Company of Philadelphia and a curatorial assistant at the German Society of Pennsylvania.

• BylineKelly McCullough, German Historical Institute
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• OrganizationGerman Historical Institute
• Organization RoleVolume Coordinator
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McKelvey, Anita

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• Article TitleAnita McKelvey
• Page TitleAnita McKelvey
• Short TitleAnita McKelvey
• Index TitleMcKelvey, Anita
• Page KeywordsAnita McKelvey
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• Teaser<p>Anita McKelvey is a retired chef, culinary historian and educator, and writer. She lives and works in Philadelphia where she is a cultural heritage tourism advocate and historic preservation activist.</p>
• BylineAnita McKelvey
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McRae, Angela

• Slugangela-mcrae
• Article TitleAngela McRae
• Page TitleAngela McRae
• Short TitleAngela McRae
• Index TitleMcRae, Angela
• Page KeywordsAngela McRae
• Page Description<p>Freelance editor and writer Angela McRae is a graduate of the University of West Georgia with a degree in Mass Communication. A former newspaper journalist and magazine editor, she has a special interest in retail history.</p>
• Teaser<p>Freelance editor and writer Angela McRae is a graduate of the University of West Georgia with a degree in Mass Communication. A former newspaper journalist and magazine editor, she has a special interest in retail history.</p>
• BylineAngela McRae
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Mehnert, Ute

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• Article TitleUte Mehnert
• Page TitleUte Mehnert
• Short TitleUte Mehnert
• Index TitleMehnert, Ute
• Page KeywordsUte Mehnert
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• Teaser<p>Ute Mehnert is a German historian and journalist who emigrated to the U.S.&nbsp; with her family in 2006. After studying American History and, specifically, German-American relations in the Age of Imperialism, she worked as correspondent for the international news agency Agence France-Presse (AFP) in Berlin. Today, she is a freelance journalist and German instructor in Princeton, New Jersey. Her latest publication is Ute Mehnert, <a href="http://www.christoph-links-verlag.de/index.cfm?inhalt=detail&amp;nav_id=1&amp;titel_id=602&amp;CFID=23531163&amp;CFTOKEN=70834025" title="" target="_blank"><em>USA: Vertraute Bilder, fremdes Land</em></a> (Berlin, Christoph Links Verlag 2010) [USA: Familiar Pictures, Foreign Country &#8211; a portrait of the United States for German-speaking immigrants or expatriates].</p>
• BylineUte Mehnert
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Menniken, Marvin

• Slugmarvin-menniken
• Article TitleMarvin Menniken
• Page TitleMarvin Menniken
• Short TitleMarvin Menniken
• Index TitleMenniken, Marvin
• Page KeywordsMarvin Menniken
• Page Description<p>Marvin Menniken studied political science and history in Freiburg, Brussels, and Berlin. He currently is a PhD candidate in North American history at the Free University of Berlin, where he is preparing a study on political activism of the American Legion during the 1960s.</p>
• Teaser<p>Marvin Menniken studied political science and history in Freiburg, Brussels, and Berlin. He currently is a PhD candidate in North American history at the Free University of Berlin, where he is preparing a study on political activism of the American Legion during the 1960s.</p>
• BylineMarvin Menniken, Free University of Berlin
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• OrganizationFree University of Berlin
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Mercelis, Joris

• Slugjoris-mercelis
• Article TitleJoris Mercelis
• Page TitleJoris Mercelis
• Short TitleJoris Mercelis
• Index TitleMercelis, Joris
• Page KeywordsJoris Mercelis
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• Teaser<p> <p>Joris Mercelis is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of History and the Sarton Centre for History of Science at Ghent University in Belgium. His current research focuses on issues of openness and intellectual property in the development of photographic technology since the mid-nineteenth century. Previously, in his Ph.D. project, he used the career of Belgian-American chemical innovator Leo H. Baekeland (1863-1944) as a case study for examining science-industry relations.</p></p>
• BylineJoris Mercelis, University of Ghent
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• OrganizationUniversity of Ghent
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Minardi, Lisa

• Sluglisa-minardi
• Article TitleLisa Minardi
• Page TitleLisa Minardi
• Short TitleLisa Minardi
• Index TitleMinardi, Lisa
• Page KeywordsLisa Minardi
• Page Description<p>Lisa Minardi is an assistant curator at Winterthur Museum and executive director of The Speaker&#8217;s House, a non-profit organization that is restoring the home of Frederick Muhlenberg in Trappe, Pennsylvania. She is a Ph.D. candidate in the History of American Civilization program at the University of Delaware, where she is studying the German population of early Philadelphia for her dissertation, and holds a B.A. in history and museum studies from Ursinus College (2004) and an M.A. from the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture (2006). She has produced numerous publications and exhibitions on the Pennsylvania Germans, including Pastors &amp; Patriots: The Muhlenberg Family of Pennsylvania (Berman Museum of Art, 2011); Drawn with Spirit: Pennsylvania German Fraktur from the Joan and Victor Johnson Collection (Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2015); A Colorful Folk: Pennsylvania Germans &amp; the Art of Everyday Life (Winterthur Museum, 2015) and Quill &amp; Brush: Pennsylvania German Fraktur and Material Culture (Free Library of Philadelphia, 2015).</p>
• Teaser<p>Lisa Minardi is an assistant curator at Winterthur Museum and executive director of The Speaker&#8217;s House, a non-profit organization that is restoring the home of Frederick Muhlenberg in Trappe, Pennsylvania. She is a Ph.D. candidate in the History of American Civilization program at the University of Delaware, where she is studying the German population of early Philadelphia for her dissertation, and holds a B.A. in history and museum studies from Ursinus College (2004) and an M.A. from the Winterthur Program in American Material Culture (2006). She has produced numerous publications and exhibitions on the Pennsylvania Germans, including Pastors &amp; Patriots: The Muhlenberg Family of Pennsylvania (Berman Museum of Art, 2011); Drawn with Spirit: Pennsylvania German Fraktur from the Joan and Victor Johnson Collection (Philadelphia Museum of Art, 2015); A Colorful Folk: Pennsylvania Germans &amp; the Art of Everyday Life (Winterthur Museum, 2015) and Quill &amp; Brush: Pennsylvania German Fraktur and Material Culture (Free Library of Philadelphia, 2015).</p>
• BylineLisa Minardi, The Speaker’s House
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• OrganizationThe Speaker’s House
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Montgomery, David

• Slugdavid-montgomery
• Article TitleDavid Montgomery
• Page TitleDavid Montgomery
• Short TitleDavid Montgomery
• Index TitleMontgomery, David
• Page KeywordsDavid Montgomery
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• Teaser<p> David Montgomery maintains a career as a conductor, pianist, musicologist, teacher, and administrator. He is currently Artistic Director for the Prince William Symphony in Northern Virginia and the Metropolitan Washington area.&nbsp;The author of <em>Franz Schubert&#8217;s Music in Performance</em> (Pendragon Press) and many articles in international scholarly journals, he holds a Ph.D. from UCLA.</p>
• BylineDavid Montgomery, Prince William Symphony
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• OrganizationPrince William Symphony
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Morello, John A.

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• Article TitleJohn A. Morello
• Page TitleJohn A. Morello
• Short TitleJohn Morello
• Index TitleMorello, John A.
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• Page Description<p>John Morello is a senior professor of history at DeVry University in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. &nbsp;His area of expertise is in 20th Century U.S. History, the History of the Vietnam War and Oral History. His book on Albert Lasker and the 1920 presidential campaign, <em>Selling the President, 1920: Albert D. Lakser, Advertising, and the Election of Warren G. Harding</em> was published in 2001.</p>
• Teaser<p>John Morello is a senior professor of history at DeVry University in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. &nbsp;His area of expertise is in 20th Century U.S. History, the History of the Vietnam War and Oral History. His book on Albert Lasker and the 1920 presidential campaign, <em>Selling the President, 1920: Albert D. Lakser, Advertising, and the Election of Warren G. Harding</em> was published in 2001.</p>
• BylineJohn A. Morello, DeVry University
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Narayan, Ashley

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• Article TitleAshley Narayan
• Page TitleAshley Narayan
• Short TitleAshley Narayan
• Index TitleNarayan, Ashley
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• TeaserAshley Narayan worked at the German Historical Institute Washington, DC in August 2010 and left in August 2011.
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