Alexandra Bandl

PhD Candidate
bandl(at)dubnow.dePhone: +49 341 21735-698
Working at the Dubnow Institute as a PhD Candidate since June 2022, where she researches the 1953 »anti-Zionist« trials in Hungary. Funded by the Ernst Ludwig Ehrlich Studienwerk’s doctoral program, she has also received several fellowships, including the 2025 Fulbright Germany Doctoral Research Grant hosted by New York University and Stanford University. Her research stays at archives in the U.S., Europe, and Israel include the Hoover Institution Library & Archives, the Center for Jewish History, the Blinken Open Society Archives, the Hungarian Jewish Museum and Archives, and the National Library of Israel, among others.
She completed her State Examination (equivalent M.A.) in History, Hispanic Studies, and Educational Sciences at Leipzig University in 2022. Subject of her thesis: »The show trial of László Rajk against the background of ethnic Homogenization in the Hungarian People's Republic.«

