Dr. Jacqueline Malchow
"The DSM enables me to take part in an exceptional research project. We render remembrance work and shed light on hitherto unknown aspects of NS history with out LostLift database."
Dr. Jacqueline Malchow, provenance research fellow
About the person
Jacqueline Malchow is a historian, cultural scientist, and provenance researcher. Her research interests span the exchange of ideas and cultures of different nations via trade connections, the history of marginalized groups, interdisciplinary research, as well es the publication and processing of historical data through digital methods.
At the DSM since 2023, she has been researching the cultural property that was unlawfully seized from individuals during the Nazi regime and ist „utilisation“ in Hamburg from 1939 until 1943. She works in cooperation with several archives, museums, and research institutes in Hamburg. The project team has developed the LostLift database on the topic, in which researched information can be viewed directly: https://lostlift.dsm.museum.
Current projects
Liftprov-Projekt
Contact
Curriculum Vitae
| Since 2023 | Provenance research fellow at DSM, Bremerhaven |
| 2022 | Provenance research fellow at Altona Museum (Foundation Historical Museums Hamburg) |
| 2020-2022 | academic practical training at Altona Museum (Foundation Historical Museums Hamburg) |
| 2020 | Promotion to Dr. phil. in the Department of English Studies at Hamburg University with a finishing stipend. (Translated) title of the dissertation: The Illusion of Illusionary Theater. Schröder, Shakespeare and the natural acting style. |
| 2013-2016 | research fellow, DFG research project „Stage and bourgeousie. The city theatre of Hamburg 1770-1850“ |
| 2010-2011 | teaching fellow at the Institute of English and American Studies at Hamburg University |
| 2010 | graduation, Magister Artium in English Studies at Hamburg University |
| 2003-2010 | studied English Language, Literature, and Culture and Newer History at the Hamburg University
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Scientific Publications
Malchow, Jacqueline: Die Illusion des Illusionstheaters. Friedrich Ludwig Schröder, Shakespeare und der natürliche Schauspielstil (Hamburger Beiträge zur Germanistik, 67). Berlin 2022.
Digitale Edition der Theaterzettel des Hamburger Stadttheaters 1770-1850, zusammen mit Martin Schneider, Petra Eisenhardt und Friederike Mühle. Online abrufbar unter: www.stadttheater.uni-hamburg.de
Scholarships and funded projects
Exhibition projects
- Freedom of Faith in the History and Presence of Hamburg 27.09.2023 – 17.07.2024 Altona Museum (Foundation Historical Museums Hamburg). (contentual-curatorial team, project lead)
- Close-up. Cinema and Film stories of Hamburg. 07.12.2021-17.17.2022 Altona Museum (Foundation Historical Museums Hamburg). (contentual-curatorial team, production management)
- Redesigned historic hall of columns. Permanent exhibition, opened September 2021 Altona Museum (Foundation Historical Museums Hamburg). (contentual-curatorial team, project lead)
- Freedom of Faith. Given and demanded since 1601. 29.10.2020-20.06.2021 Altona Museum (Foundation Historical Museums Hamburg). (contentual-curatorial team)
Memberships
- Work Group Provenance Research
- Network collection history, Hamburg
- British Society of Eighteenth-Century Studies