Dan Diner, Director: hammer@dubnow.de
Dan Diner is the Director of the Simon Dubnow Institute for Jewish
History and Culture at the University of Leipzig. He also holds academic
appointments at both the Hebrew University in Jerusalem as well as
at Leipzig. His current research focuses on the history of the Jews
in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Suzanne Zepp, Deputy Director: zepp@dubnow.de
Suzanne Zepp is the Deputy to the Director of the Simon Dubnow Institute
for Jewish History and Culture at the University of Leipzig.
Stephan Wendehorst:wendehorst@dubnow.de
Stephan Wendehorst is Senior Research Fellow at the Simon Dubnow Institute
for Jewish History and Culture at the University of Leipzig. His current
research focuses on the transition from multinational empires to nation-states
in the interwar period. Dr. Wendehorst is on leave for the 2003-4
academic year.
Frank Nesemann, researcher: nesemann@dubnow.de
Frank Nesemann is Research Fellow at the Simon Dubnow Institute for
Jewish History and Culture at the University of Leipzig. His interests
include the political history of Finland and Scandinavia, Russian
and East European history, the history of the Islamic and Finno-Ugric
peoples of Russia and the Soviet Union, Jewish history, and minority
questions in Central and Eastern Europe. His current research concerns
the Zionist Leo Motzkin, who sought to buttress the status of minorities
through his work both international law and non-governmental diplomacy
in the interwar period.
Kai Struve, researcher: struve@dubnow.de
Kai Struve is Research Fellow at the Simon Dubnow Institute for Jewish
History and Culture at the University of Leipzig. His current research
project is "History and Memory: Jewish-Polish-Ukrainian Relations
in the Polish Eastern Borderlands During the Second World War."
His other research interests include nationalism and nation-building
in East Central Europe, Polish and Ukrainian history in 19th and 20th
centuries, and the Polish-German borderlands.
