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Anne Berg is an Associate Professor in the Department of History at the University of Pennsylvania. Her research focuses on the intersections of mobility, materials, practices, images, and ideas during the Nazi regime, employing micro-historical, national, transnational, comparative, and global perspectives. Professor Berg has authored several significant publications, including 'Empire Rags Bones: Waste War Nazi Germany,' which won the Ernst Fraenkel Prize in 2023, and 'Screen Cinema Making Nazi Hamburg.' Her ongoing projects explore global environmental history and the legacies of cleanliness and order in post-1945 Germany. At Penn, she teaches courses on Nazi Germany, world history, and environmental history, engaging students in critical discussions about the historical processes that shape contemporary society.
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