
Frederik Frank Sterkenburgh
@fsterkenburgh
Historian of modern Germany | Assist Prof @UniUtrecht | 📗 Germany’s Kanzlerdemokratie 1949-2021 | 📗 Wilhelm I as German Emperor: Staging the Kaiser (2025)
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https://www.uu.nl/staff/FFSterkenburgh 06-04-2021 14:06:45
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Looking forward to understanding why contemporary Germany looks back: Tobias Becker (Freie Universität) will speak tomorrow on nostalgia in contemporary German history as part of the Utrecht Lectures in Political History! Late decider? Want to attend? Registration details below!


Excited to announce the first of a series of book presentations by Susanne Bauer (BBAW), Jan Markert (Universität Trier) and myself: on 6 February 2025 we will speak at Otto-von-Bismarck-Stiftung. Registration details here: bismarck-stiftung.de/veranstaltung/… More dates and places to follow!


Another milestone: many congratulations to Jan Markert (Universität Trier) for the publication of his monumental study of Wilhelm I (De Gruyter History ➡️ dgb-history.bsky.social), which forever shatters the idea that Bismarck orchestrated German unification. Two monographs out, one more to go - my own!


Only a few more days to go until the next installment of the Utrecht Lectures in Political History! Darrin McMahon (Dartmouth 🌲) will speak this Thursday on the history of equality. Full details, including for registration, here 👉 uu.nl/en/events/lect…. Hope to see you then!


'Wilhelm I as German Emperor' by Frederik Frank Sterkenburgh offers the first-ever scholarly study of Wilhelm I as Germany’s first Kaiser and explores how he oversaw and intervened in the political and military decision-making processes. bit.ly/40dMPzO


'Wilhelm I as German Emperor' by Frederik Frank Sterkenburgh offers the first-ever scholarly study of Wilhelm I as Germany’s first Kaiser and explores how he oversaw and intervened in the political and military decision-making processes. bit.ly/40dMPzO



OUT NOW: 'Modernizing Europe’s Imperial Monarchies: Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Russia in the Nineteenth Century', edited by Heidi Hein-Kircher and Frederik Frank Sterkenburgh, has just published in our Palgrave Studies in Modern Monarchy series - find out more here: bit.ly/4dDo3PP
