Dr. Marcel Strobel
@marcelstrobel.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of German at NC State University | UC Santa Barbara Alumni | Former Duane Rath Endowment Fellow at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum | Queer German Studies | Queer Archives | Transgender Identities | Sexuality & the Holocaust
Babylon Berlin. Big Screen. Tuesday Nov 18. 6:30 PM. Auditorium. Hunt Library. @ncstate.bsky.social @ncsulibraries.bsky.social
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November 11, 2025 at 6:16 PM
Babylon Berlin. Big Screen. Tuesday Nov 18. 6:30 PM. Auditorium. Hunt Library. @ncstate.bsky.social @ncsulibraries.bsky.social
Register FOR FREE here: calendar.ncsu.edu/event/global...
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My “Queer Germany” students had the privilege of speaking with film director Yony Leyser about his feature film, Desire Will Set You Free, yesterday. They demonstrated exceptional interviewing skills in the German language. I’m so proud of them! Think and Do! 🏳️🌈 @ncstate.bsky.social
August 22, 2025 at 4:41 PM
My “Queer Germany” students had the privilege of speaking with film director Yony Leyser about his feature film, Desire Will Set You Free, yesterday. They demonstrated exceptional interviewing skills in the German language. I’m so proud of them! Think and Do! 🏳️🌈 @ncstate.bsky.social
I just earned my PhD from UCSB and am excited to join NC State as Assistant Professor of German this fall. So grateful to my committee—Patrice Petro, Leila Rupp, Catherine Nesci, and Ervin Malakaj—for supporting my dissertation Queering the Archive: Transgender Identities in Weimar and Nazi Germany.
August 1, 2025 at 10:17 PM
I just earned my PhD from UCSB and am excited to join NC State as Assistant Professor of German this fall. So grateful to my committee—Patrice Petro, Leila Rupp, Catherine Nesci, and Ervin Malakaj—for supporting my dissertation Queering the Archive: Transgender Identities in Weimar and Nazi Germany.