Janine Noack

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Programmer | Blogger | Editor | Photographer | Social Media

| B.A. in History, Sociology, Politics @Humboldt University Berlin | B.A. dissertation on local heritage museums and their relevance for memory culture in Azerbaijan | MPhil Modern European History @Cambridge | MPhil dissertation: Europäische Revue and the Conservative Catholic Networks of the 1920s | supervisor: Christopher Clark |

Current research: I will start my PhD in 2015 (most likely in Berlin)

I do history in public because historians should be part of public discourse.

| interests: German History | Media History | History of Computing | Public History |

Contact: @janinenoack, janine.noack@yahoo.de

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