Nina Janz
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| Fakultät oder Zentrum | Luxembourg Centre for Contemporary and Digital History | ||||
| Department | Contemporary History of Luxembourg | ||||
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Université du Luxembourg Maison des Sciences Humaines 11, Porte des Sciences L-4366 Esch-sur-Alzette |
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| Büroadresse | MSH, E04 25-320 | ||||
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| Telefon | (+352) 46 66 44 6702 | ||||
Nina is a postdoctoral research associate in the project “warlux” – Soldiers and their communities in WWII: The impact and legacy of war experiences in Luxembourg.
Previously, Nina worked on the project in History of Justice at C²DH. She prepared inventories and the digitization of relevant records, especially from the time of WW II and war crimes trials after 1944 in the Archives nationales de Luxembourg and in the Parquet général du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg.
Nina studied Archival Science in Marburg, European history in Hagen and Haifa/Israel.
She worked as an archivist at the German Federal Archive, in Koblenz and Berlin and at the Military Archive in Freiburg, where she managed requests and inquiries concerning the Wehrmacht, WW II and the fate of POW and other Nazi victims. She supported projects in digitalizing and preservation of documents and worked in a project of the German Historical Moscow to digitalize records of Soviet POW.
After her archival career, Nina began her doctorate at the University of Hamburg in cultural anthropology about the impact of death and violence and the memory of WW II in the post-war period in Germany and Russia. She was a visiting fellow at the State University of St. Petersburg, the Institute for High Technology/Institute for Oral History in Voronezh and at the American Institute for German Contemporary Studies at Johns Hopkins University in Washington, D.C.
Nina`s research focus lies on the commemoration aspects of military dead/war dead and war cemeteries in Germany and Russia, the Holocaust in Eastern Europe and on cultural aspects on the Wehrmacht and military violence during WW II. And secondly, her research interests cover the classical historical research in archives and libraries, digital methods and innovations and the questions of digital preservation and accessibility of historical documents.
Last updated on: Mittwoch, den 08. Februar 2023
2023
Die Zwangsrekrutierung und deren gesellschaftliche Folgen während der NS-Besatzungszeit in Luxemburg : Eine Analyse zur Ortschaft Schifflingen; ; ;
Article for general public (2023)
2022
Im Spannungsfeld zwischen Informationsfreiheit und Datenschutz: Das Luxemburger Archivgesetz von 2018 und die zeithistorische Forschung;
Scientific Conference (2022, January 19)
Report on C²DH Activities in Support of the Ukrainian Research Community; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;
Report (2022)
Verbindung zur Heimat. Kriegsbriefe in der Forschung und die Nutzung von digitalen WerkzeugenArticle for general public (2022)
The Politics of Graves – Negotiations, Practice and Reactions about Fallen German Soldiers of World War Two and Their Resting Places in Russiain Rydel, Jan; Trobst, Stefan (Eds.) Instrumentalizing the Past: The Impact of History on Contemporary International Conflicts (2022)
Crowdsourcing as “Live” Collection – Project Warlux – War Experiences in LuxembourgArticle for general public (2022)
"Mapping" biographies in relational databases - The case of Luxembourg soldiers in the Second World WarScientific Conference (2022, July 25)
In Russischer Erde - Die Exhumierung toter deutscher Soldaten des Zweiten Weltkrieges in Russland durch den Volksbund Deutsche Kriegsgräberfürsorgein Rass, Christoph (Ed.) Konfliktlandschaften interdisziplinär lesen (2022)
The Soviet Myth of World War II: Patriotic Memory and the Russian Question in the USSR, by Jonathan Brunstedt,in Journal of Military History (2022), 68(2), 488-489
Review - Dimensionen der Mittäterschaft. Die europäische Kollaboration mit dem Dritten Reich.in Hemecht: Zeitschrift für Luxemburger Geschichte (2022), 74(2), 321-374
2021
Von Erdhügeln, Massengräbern und Einzelgrabstätten - Militärische Begräbniskultur von der Antike bis zur Gegenwartin Leisner, Barbara (Ed.) Soldat - Kind - Zwangsarbeiterin - Deserteur. Wer ist in den Soldatengräbern auf dem Friedhof Ohlsdorf bestattet (2021)
Justiz, Richter und Anwälte während der nationalsozialistischen Besatzung im Großherzogtum Luxemburg. Ein Forschungsberichtin Lölke, Janna; Staats, Martina (Eds.) richten - strafen - erinnern. Nationalsozialistische Justizverbrechen und ihre Nachwirkungen in der Bundesrepublik (2021)
The Museum of American War Lettersin HSOZKULT - Kommunikation und Fachinformation für die Geschichtswissenschaften (2021)
The Second World War in the Twenty-first Century Museum: From Narrative, Memory, and Experience to Experientialityin The Military History Journal (2021), 85(1), 293-94
Review - The Lost Soldier: The Ordeal of a World War II GI from the Home Front to the Hürtgen Forestin Michigan War Studies Review (2021)
PROJECT WARLUX Ambiguities in biographies of Luxembourgish conscripts during and after WWIIE-print/Working paper (2021)
Using data analysis on recruited Luxembourgers in WWII - Project WARLUX; ;
Presentation (2021, June)
Zwangsrekrutierung: Geschichte von unten erzählen; ; ;
in Kuntzmann, Morgan (Ed.) Luxemburger Wort (2021)
2020
"Heldentod" - "Soldatenfriedhof" in Großes Lexikon der Bestattungs- und Friedhofskultur. Wörterbuch zur Sepulkralkultur, Medienkultureller Teilin Janz, Nina (Ed.) Großes Lexikon der Bestattungs- und Friedhofskultur. Wörterbuch zur Sepulkralkultur, Medienkultureller Teil: Von Absurdes Theater bis Zombie (2020)
Rezension - Ewige Ruhe? Grabkulturen in Luxemburg und den Nachbarregionen / Concession à perpétuité? Culture funéraires au Luxembourg et dans les régions voisines, hg. v. Sonja Kmec, Robert L. Philippart, Antoinette Reuter, Luxembourg : Capybarabooks, 2019in Hemecht: Zeitschrift für Luxemburger Geschichte (2020), 3
Warlux - Soldiers and their communities in WWII - The impact and legacy of war experiences in Luxembourg; ;
Presentation (2020, October 28)
2019
2018
2017
The Documents on Soviet prisoners of war in the German Archives. Sources, documents and research opportunitiesin Reuss, Anja; Dinkellager, Philipp; Kolata, Jens; Kleinmann, Sarah; Bonnesoeur, Fréderic (Eds.) Occupation, annihilation, forced labour papers from the 20th Workshop on the History and Memory of National Socialist Concentration Camps (2017, September)
Немецкие военные захоронения в Европе как места памяти в условиях диктатуры и демократииin Вестник ЮУрГУ, серия «Социально-гуманитарные науки» (2017)
From Battlegrounds to Burial Grounds - The Cemetery Landscapes of the German Army, 1939 -1945in Jacob, Frank; Danielsson, Sarah K. (Eds.) War and Geography. The Spatiality of Organized Mass Violence (2017)
2016
Reconciliation over the Graves? or the German-Russian Reconciliation of Sologubovkain Harry & Helen Gray/AICGS Reconciliation Program Online Essays (2016)
2015
Von Toten und Helden. Die gefallenen Soldaten der Wehrmacht während des Zweiten Weltkriegsin Archiv für Sozialgeschichte (2015), 55
2013
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