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Tel: +49 (0) 761 202 5706
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Education and professional
career
-grammar school in Bludenz, Austria
-emigration to Canada
-high school in Enderby, B.C. (Canada)
-study of History and German at the University
of
British
Columbia, Vancouver
with Honours B.A.
-study of Modern History, German and English the Albert-Ludwigs-University
in Freiburg,
Germany with completion of
Master's degree
M.A. thesis: "Nationalismus in Deutschland und Großbritannien:
Treitschke und Seeley" ("Nationalism in Germany and Great Britain:
Treitschke and Seeley")
-English teacher and translator in Freiburg
-doctoral study of Modern European History at the University of
Toronto, Canada and completion of Ph. D.; at the same time,
teaching
and research assistant as well as freelance translator/proofreader
Dissertation:
Nation and Region in
Early Imperial Germany: Transformations of
Popular Allegiances and Political Culture in the Period of Nation
Building (University of Toronto, 2004)
Publications:
"For Country, King, and Church: The Bavarian Patriots' Party and
Bavarian Regional Identity in the Era of German Unification". In John
Breuilly and Ronald Speirs (ed.). Germany's
Two Unifications. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan,
2005.
"Symbolic Representations
of the Nation: Baden, Bavaria, and Saxony,
1860-1880". In Laurence Cole (ed.). Different
Paths to the Nation: Regional
and National Identities in Central Europe and Italy, 1830-70. Basingstoke:
Palgrave Macmillan, 2007.
-founding of the TRANSMEDIA
translation agency
in 2004
-qualification as
state-certified translator, publicly
appointed and sworn document
translator in 2005; member of the German Federal Association of
Interpreters and Translators (BDÜ)
-lecturer in History at the IES
Abroad Freiburg Center 2011-current
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