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Kristine Dyrmann is a Junior Research Fellow at Linacre College, University of Oxford. She holds a PhD in History from Aarhus University (2021) and previously held a research fellowship from the Danish Ministry for Culture (2021–2022). Her work focuses on gender, diplomacy, and political practices in 18th- and 19th-century Denmark-Norway. She has also collaborated with museums, including Gammel Estrup, examining servants’ experiences in Danish country houses and material culture.
- Education: BA (2011), MA (2014) in History and French at Aarhus University
- Studies: Université de Cergy-Pontoise; Visiting Research Student, University of York
- Professional Experience: Taught French in secondary schools; worked at the museum for Danish country house history
Her research investigates how elite women influenced diplomatic and political decisions through informal networks, using archival sources like correspondence and memoirs. She is currently writing a monograph on women’s roles in gendered diplomatic practices during the Napoleonic Wars. She has also explored material culture through museum collaborations, including historical dress reconstruction.
- Awards: Danish Ministry for Culture Fellowship, Carlsberg Visiting Fellowship
Her work bridges historical analysis with museum curation, emphasizing the agency of women and servants in shaping political and social landscapes. Future projects include expanding her monograph into broader studies of gendered power structures in early modern Europe.
