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Martin Strickert

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Martin Strickert

PhD Candidate
Department of Teacher Education

martin.strickert@ntnu.no
E.C. Dahls gate 10 Kalvskinnet, Trondheim
About Research Outreach

About

I am a historian and PhD candidate at the Department of Teacher Education at NTNU. My research interests include Jewish history, migration history, memory studies, and the relationship between place, history, and belonging.

My PhD project examines Jewish migration from Eastern Europe to Norway between 1880 and 1920 and how this migration has subsequently been remembered and represented. I explore migrants' transnational connections, the places and communities they helped shape in Norway, and how later generations have interpreted their experiences. Drawing on interview material, memoirs, historical mapping, museum exhibitions, and historical writing, the project investigates the role and significance of migration in understandings of Norwegian-Jewish history. 

In my master's thesis, completed in 2023, I examined how teachers and museum educators understand the concept of "historical consciousness" and apply it in teaching and museum education.

 

Competencies

  • Historiedidaktikk
  • History didactics
  • Jewish history
  • Jødisk historie
  • Memory studies
  • Minnestudier

Research

My current PhD project is titled "Migration and Memory: Perspectives on Jewish Migration from Eastern Europe to Norway (1880–1920)."

How does migration become part of a community's history and self-understanding? The project examines both Jewish migrants' experiences and how these have been passed down and given meaning over time. Through studies of oral history material, memoirs, places, museums, and historical writing, it explores which aspects of migration are emphasized, reinterpreted, or relegated to the background. 

The project is supervised by Jon Reitan, Jørgen Klein, and Trond Risto. 

  • JEMO: Jewish Memory, Migration and Mobility
  • DACED: Democracy and Citizenship in Education

Outreach

2026

  • Conference lecture
    Strickert, Martin; Klein, Jørgen. (2026) Migration and Place-Making at the Margins of Diaspora: Jewish Trondheim, 1880 – 1940. RGS-IBG Annual International Conference 2026

2025

  • Conference lecture
    Strickert, Martin. (2025) Migration and Memory: Perspectives on Migration from the Baltic Region to Norway (1880-1920) in Jewish Memory Cultures. Seminars on East European Jewish History and Culture
  • Conference lecture
    Strickert, Martin; Klein, Jørgen. (2025) Migrasjon og sted: Geografiske og historiske perspektiver på jødisk migrasjon. Samfunnsfagkonferansen
  • Conference lecture
    Strickert, Martin. (2025) Migrasjonserfaringer i historieundervisningen: Holocaust og historiene som mangler – norsk-jødisk migrasjon i LK20. Samfunnsfagkonferansen
  • Lecture
    Strickert, Martin. (2025) Migrasjon og minne: Perspektiver på jødisk migrasjon fra Baltikum til Norge (1880-1920). Kunnskapslunsj

2024

  • Lecture
    Strickert, Martin; Reitan, Jon. (2024) Farvel, Shtetl! Et forskningsprosjekt om norsk-jødisk migrasjonshistorie. Åpent museum
  • Lecture
    Strickert, Martin. (2024) Migrasjon og minne: Perspektiver på migrasjon fra Baltikum til Norge (1880-1920) i jødiske minnekulturer. Faglig forum

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