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Education: Ph.D. Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, 1988.

Research Interests:

  • The Holocaust; Jewish refugees in the Netherlands and the Dutch West Indies; war and genocide

  • History pedagogy and content development from a multinational and multicultural perspective.

Recent Publications:

  • ‘Op hoop van zegen: Joodse vluchtelingen in de Nederlandse Antillen 1930- 1947 Kleio, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis, nr. 3 april/mei 2005.

  • Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas: Amerika’s strijd tegen (ver)zwarte scholen’ in Kleio, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis No. 1/2004.

  • ‘Victimas de las circunstancias: judios subditos enemigos en las Antillas Holandesas, 1938-1947’, in Avraham Milgram (ed.) Entre la aceptacion y el rechazo: America Latina y los refugiados judios del nazismo’ (Jerusalem: Yad Vashem, 2003).

  • 'Children of one Father: the impact of the Second World War on Dutch-Jewish relations in the Netherlands West Indies' (chapter), in Thomas F. Shannon & Johan P. Snapper (eds.) Janus at the millennium: Perspectives on Time in the Culture of the Netherlands (University Press of America, 2003)

  • "Stoeien met Kleio: Het gebruik van interactieve geschiedenis opdrachten in het Amerikaanse onderwijs,' in Kleio, Tijdschrift voor Geschiedenis No. 2/2002.

  • 'Welkom Yankee Bevrijders: Soldiers and Civilians during the Liberation of the Netherlands 1944-1945,' (chapter) in Johanna Prins (ed.) The Low Countries and the new world(s).  Lanham, MD: University Press of America, 2001.

Current Projects:

     Oscar Lansen is conducting a research project on the teaching of controversial and controverialized history. He is currently working with the Occupation Museum of Latvia on reworking the exhibit in regard to Latvia’s role in World War II.

     Oscar is continuing a multi-year research project on Jewish refugee migration to, and colonial refugee policy in the Dutch West Indies during the Second World War.  This research is conducted in cooperation with, and under auspices of the section Dutch history of Rijksuniversiteit Leiden, the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation, and the Royal Institute of Linguistics and Anthropology.

Courses Taught:

Previous semesters:

 

  • HONR 1701. War, Peace, Justice and Human Survival

  • LBST 2102 Global Connections

  • HIST 3147 Third Reich

  • HIST 3148 Holocaust

  • HIST 3300 World History for Teachers

  • HIST 3310 Teaching History

 
 

Oscar Lansen

Senior Lecturer
Undergraduate Coordinator

Garinger 237

704.687.4644

oelansen@uncc.edu

 

Fall 2007 office hours: Tuesday and Thursday 3:30 – 5:00pm

 

 



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