Anna Georgiev

Dr. Anna Georgiev is a researcher at the Leibniz Institute for Regional Geography (IfL), specializing in historical geographies, provenance research, and material culture studies. Her work intersects cultural history, photography, and geographies of belonging and difference, with a focus on object-based narratives and visual regional geographies.

• Education: B.A. in Cultural Studies and M.A. in Intercultural Communication from European University Viadrina
• Current Role: Researcher in the Department of Theory, Methodology and History of Geography
• Research Affiliations: Leibniz Lab on 'Upheavals and Transformations', ScienceCampus EEGA

Georgiev’s research often examines cultural artifacts through historical and political lenses, particularly in contexts of displacement and colonial legacies. Her recent publications analyze material culture from the 1848 Revolution, the Bagdadbahn railway, and Holocaust-era objects, emphasizing interdisciplinary methodologies and critical museum practices. She contributes to academic discourse via journal articles, book chapters, and edited volumes, with a recurring focus on Jewish communities and intercultural narratives.