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PhD Rutgers University 1969
MA Columbia University 1964
BA University of Wisconsin-Madison 1962

• Duke University Assoc Prof, after 1995, Professor, 1988 - 2004
• The College of the Holy Cross Assistant - Associate Prof, 1972 - 1988

• American Academy, Berlin, 0 2006
• Virginia Humanities Foundation (declined), Spring 2006
• Woodrow Wilson Center (declined), June 2005
• John Simon Guggenheim Foundation, 2005
• History Book Club Book of the Month selection, March 2004
• Belknap Book designation, Harvard University Press, January 2003

1. C. Koonz. "Agency, Gender, and Race in Nazi Germany." Gender Politics and Mass Dictatorships: Between Mobilization and Liberation Ed. Jie-Hyun Lim and Karen Petrone. Korean edition (I can't read the name of the Press)Blackwell will release English ed on Jan 11, 2011, Fall, Fall, 2010, 61-91.  [abs]
2. C. Koonz. "Hijab: A Word in Motion." Words in Motion: Toward a Global Lexicon. Edited by Anna Tsing and Carol Gluck. 2009. [books.php3]
3. C. Koonz. "NEBENSTRANG UND HAUPTSTRÖMUNG:." Geschlecht in moderner deutschen Geschichte. Edited by Karen Hagemann and Jean H. Quataert. 2008.
4. C. Koonz. "A Tributary and a Mainstream: Gender, Public Memory, and the Historiography of Nazi Germany." Gendering Modern German History. Edited by Karen Hagemann and Jean H. Quataert. 2008: 147-168. (www.berghahnbooks.com)

• Muslim Headscarf: Religious Freedom or Muslim Threat?, Annual Kinnison Lecture, Wittenberg University, November 31, 2010 [available here]
• "Genocide and the Moral Order in a Globalized World,", Annual Abel Lecture on Dictatorship, Democracy and Genocide., University of Central Michigan, November 09, 2010 [xml]
• Chair and Comment, Crystal City, Arlington, VA, 9 October 2009
• The Muslim Headscarf in Europe: Veiled Threat or Religious Freedom?, University of Maryland Baltimore County, March 11, 2009
• The Muslim Headscarf: Veiled Threat or Religious Freedom?, Venice International University, November 26, 2008 [view]
• What if anything Can Women's History & the History of Sexuality tell us about Genocide?, Berkshire Conference, University of Minnesota, June 13, 2008
• Making Racism Respectable in the Third Reich, Bloomsburg University, April 17, 2008
• The Right to Cover: The Muslim Headscarf Wars in Britain, France and Germany., Bloomsburg University, April 16, 2008 [php]
• Making Racism Respectable, Florida Atlantic University, Baton Rouge, March 27, 2008 [php]
• How Racism Became Respectable, Uppsala University, Sweden, March 4, 2008 [hugo-valentin-foerelaesning-om-hur-rasismen-fick-gott-anseende-199617]
• European Law and Muslim Customs, Oslo, Senter for studier av Holocaust og livssynsminoriteter, March 03, 2008 [Om_HL-senteret]
• Making Racism Respectable, UC Santa Barbara, February 26, 2008 [available here]
• "Covering" the Muslim Headscarf in European Law, Law School University of Winnepeg, Manitoba, January 16, 2008
• Veiled Heads and Masked Faces:, UNC Global Education Center, April 27, 2007
• Collective Responsibility, Ethics, and the Holocaust, Chapman University, March 31, 2007
• The Right to Remain Hidden: the "Headscarf Wars", UW Madison, February 19, 2007
• “Mobilization in Mass Politics: Agency, Gender and Race in The History of National Socialist Germany and its relevance in Mass Democracies in the Post Cold War World.”, Hanyang University, Seoul, Korea, July 04, 2006
• 'Veiled threat: Islamic headscarf debates in France.', University of Cincinnati, Nov 10, 2005 [available here]
• Charles Phelps Taft Lecture, Nov 9, 2005 [available here]
• Faith-Based Politics: Hitler’s Campaigns for Ethnic Revival, Borough of Manhattan Community College, March 2005 [available here]
• Gender in Metanarratives of Nazi History, Senate House, University of London, October 13, 2005
• How Decent People Learned to Hate: The Nazi Conscience, Westchester Holocaust Education Center, Manhattanville College, Dec 12, 2005 [calendar.htm#dec12]
• How Racism Became Respectable in Nazi Germany, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, April 13, 2005 [html]
• How Racism became Respectable: An exploration of Nazi Public Culture.', Manhattan College, Bronxville, New York, Nov 1, 2005 [news.shtml]
• Raul Hilberg Lecture, University of Vermont, Burlington, October 19, 2005 [article.php]
• The Current State and Future Direction of Holocaust Studies, Gig Harbor, Washington, July 24-26
• US Holocaust Memorial Museum Outreach Lecture, University of California at Northridge, March 25, 2005 [available here]
• `The Hijab and ethnic panic. Un-veiling in colonial narratives and present-day discourse in France'?, Senate House, University of London, October 14, 2005
• Making Racism Respectable, Keynote, Facing History, Brookline Massachusetts, August 15, 2005 [available here]
• Robert S. Morton Lecture,, Northeastern University, March 30, 2005 [htm]
• “’The Jewish Question’ in Popular Racial Science, as Illustrated in the Periodical, Neues Volk.”, Brown University, November 0407, 2004 [html]
• "Popular Political Culture in the Third Reich", Victoria & Albert, London, May 24, 2004
• « L'historien, les images et l'usage politique du passé: le cas du national-socialisme,», Ecole des hautes études, Paris, May 7, 14 & 28, 2004 [fr]
• "Faith-Based Lies", Franklin Center, April 17, 2004
• "The Politics of Impunity: Ethnic Renaissance and Racial War in Nazi Germany.", Franklin Center, March 31, 2004
• The Culture of Impunity, The John Locke Foundation, Raleigh, March 22, 2004
• Is there a European Identity?, Arthur F. Burns Fellowship Program, Finalists' Conference in Berlin, undefined, 2006
• NOVEMBER 9-10, 1938:POGROM. “Kristallnacht" (The Night of the Broken Glass)., 2005 [available here]

Craig Pepin, The Holy Grail of Pure Wissenschaft:, (1995 - 2001)