Fellow Spotlight: Dagmar Herzog
Dagmar Herzog is examining transcripts based on 121 focus-group interviews conducted between 1950-51 by the Institute of Social Research in Frankfurt/Main.
Dagmar Herzog is Distinguished Professor of History and the Daniel Rose Faculty Scholar at the Graduate Center, City University of New York. At the Academy, Herzog is working on a book project entitled “Fascism’s Lingering: Regime Change and Moral Reckoning,” which examines transcripts based on 121 focus-group interviews conducted between 1950-51 by the Institute of Social Research in Frankfurt/Main.
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