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Mark Fenemore
From subcultures in the GDR, Mark Fenemore branched into history of sexuality, education and policing. His latest work takes Berlin seriously as a cold-war hot spot. Whether as smugglers or as film addicts, spies or kidnappers, he celebrates Berliners as everyday cold-war actors. His goal is to write a micro history of this global conflict.
Subjects: Area Studies, History
Biography
First class BA in History (Newcastle-Upon-Tyne)MA with distinction (University of East Anglia)
PhD in German Studies (University College London)
Fellowships at the Institute of Historical Research, University of Limerick and Kluge Center, Library of Congress.
Areas of Research / Professional Expertise
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Postwar German history; history of cold-war Berlin; East German youth subcultures, schooling and oral history.
Personal Interests
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European cinema, family walks, Spanish language, culture and cuisine, Deutschlandfunk, France Culture radio, Portmeirion, and the Ronettes.
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