James Krull

James Krull is a Researcher at the Department of Modern History, University of Bonn, and a part-time Researcher at the Haus der Geschichte der Bundesrepublik Deutschland since 2022. His work focuses on national days of remembrance in Germany and the UK, exploring political, cultural, and emotional mechanisms.

• Education: M.A. in International History of Modern Times (2019) and B.A. in History, Politics, and Society (2015) at the University of Bonn; 2018 study abroad in Intellectual History at the University of St Andrews.

His research interests span cultural memory, public history, commemoration studies, and transnational history. His publications include analyses of exhibitions and conferences on memory and gender studies. He teaches courses on historical media, geography, and contemporary politics of remembrance.

James is actively involved in the OpenHistory e.V. association and engages in public discourse via social media, addressing topics like democracy, anti-racism, and historical education. His work emphasizes the intersection of academia and societal relevance.