Dan Stone

Professor Dan Stone is a leading scholar of Modern History at Royal Holloway, University of London, and serves as Director of the Holocaust Research Institute. Specializing in Holocaust history, genocide studies, and the cultural history of fascism, he has authored/co-edited 25 books and over 150 scholarly articles.

• Professor of Modern History
• Director, Holocaust Research Institute
• Editorial board member for Patterns of Prejudice and Journal of Genocide Research
• Academic advisory board chair for Imperial War Museums’ Holocaust Galleries

His research spans Holocaust historiography, genocide theory, and postwar memory studies. Recent projects include examining Romania's Holocaust history and The Oxford Handbook of Nazi Germany. He curated Fate Unknown and Death Marches exhibitions while collaborating with institutions like the Wiener Holocaust Library.

Professor Stone's publications reveal trends in comparative genocide, concentration camp systems, and postwar European identity. His work appears in historical theory, anthropological studies, and interdisciplinary Holocaust research.

As educator, he directs the UK's only interdisciplinary Holocaust Studies MA program and contributes to public discourse through blogs for the Centre for the Analysis of the Radical Right and OUP. Media engagements include documentary consultation and interviews about Nazi Germany's collapse and survivor experiences.

• Co-founder of Holocaust and Genocide Research Partnership
• Member of Holocaust Memorial Day Trust’s Experts Reference Group
• Advisor to UK government on spoliation matters
• Biennial Summer Institute on Holocaust and Jewish Civilization