The German History Society is delighted to announce the winners of our 2022 Undergraduate Essay Prize…
The first-place winner was Orli Vogt-Vincent (University of Cambridge), pictured below, whose essay concerned ‘Prisoners as Perpetrators? Nazi Concentration Camp Brothels, Masculinity, and Memory’.
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Our joint runners up were Emily Calcraft (University of Sheffield), pictured below, who submitted an essay on ‘The Natural and the Unnatural’: Antisemitic Portrayals of Jewish Gender and Sexuality in Weimar Germany’, and Michelle Kiessling (Sheffield Hallam Universit), who submitted an essay on: ‘Perceptions and Representations of German War-Neurotics: A Study of Weimar Medical Literature, Art, and Media c. 1914-1933’. Both runners up were awarded a prize of £100.
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A huge congratulations to Orli, Emily, and Michelle!