Scholarship
My research utilizes a geographical approach to analyze the spatial experiences of Romani victims of the Holocaust, including sites of mass execution by mobile killing squads, concentration camp internment, ghettoization, and deportation.
For an excellent study and application of Historical GIS see Dr. Beorn’s “A Geography of Complicity: Spaces and Mentalities in Wehrmacht participation in Einsatzgruppen Killings in the Soviet Union.”
Papers
Research Interests
History: Modern Germany, Modern Europe, Nineteenth Century Europe, Romani Studies, Genocide, World War II and the Holocaust, Former Yugoslavia, Film, Digital History, US Race and Immigration
Sociology: Post-Communist Society, Social Theory, Political Sociology, Race and Ethnicity, War and Society, Film
Florida State University
Current PhD Student under Dr. Nathan Stoltzfus
Major Field: Modern Germany
Minor Fields: 19th Century Europe (eastern emphasis), 20th Century Europe (genocide, human rights emphasis), War and Society (war and race emphasis)
Current Research
