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Current
PhD students 
PhD graduates and theses
Current MA students
MA graduates and theses
Current
PhD students
Kata Bohus
Zionists, Israelites and Rootless Cosmopolitans: The
Hungarian State and the Jewish Question 1956-1969
 Kata
Bohus received her undergraduate degree in international
relations from Corvinus University in Budapest. She got
her MA from the Nationalism Studies Department at Central
European University and is continuing her studies in the
PhD program at the History Department with a Jewish Studies
specialization. Her research focuses on policies of Central-European
countries regarding their local Jewish population as well
as toward the state of Israel during the socialist era.
Zsofia
Buda
The
Hamburg Miscellany: A Fifteenth Century Visual "Memorbuch"
 Zsofia
Buda holds two MA degrees from the Eötvös Lorant University
in Budapest, respectively in Art History and in Hebrew
Philology, and has specialized in the study of Medieval
Hebrew manuscripts and inscriptions. In 2005, she obtained
the one year MA of the CEU Medieval Studies Department,
which has since admitted her as a PhD Student. She has
realized the research for her doctoral project partly
in Israel, working as a visiting research student at the
Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and partly in London,
where she cooperated in 2010/2011 in the preparation of
the Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts of the British
Library.
PhD graduates
and theses
Ferenc Laczó
Between
Assimilation and Catastrophe: Hungarian Jewish Intellectual
Discourses in the Shadow of Nazism
CEU History Department PhD theses; 2011/1 (343 pp.)
Marioara-Camelia Craciun
Between
Marginal Rebels and Mainstream Critics: [the First Group
of Romanian Jewish Intellectuals]
CEU History Department PhD theses; 2009/2 (294 pp.)
Tamás Visi
The
Early Ibn Ezra Supercommentaries: a Chapter in Medieval
Jewish Intellectual History
CEU Medieval Studies PhD theses; 2006/3 (357 pp.)
Marie Crhová
Modern
Jewish Politics in Central Europe: the Jewish Party of
Interwar Czechoslovakia, 1918-1938
CEU History Department PhD theses; 2006/7 (232 pp.)
Árpád Welker
Jewish
Politics in Hungary: Jewish Parliamentary Politicians
1867-1890
CEU History Department PhD theses; 2006/4 (278 pp.)
Péter Bihari
A Forgotten
Home Front: the Middle Classes and the Jewish Question
in First World War Hungary
CEU History Department PhD Theses; 2005/3 (316 pp.)
Current
MA students (2011-2012)
Pamela Abels
CEU Nationalism Studies
Alma Igra
CEU Nationalism Studies
Borbála Klacsman
CEU History Department
Tiffany Pransky
CEU Nationalism Studies
Anastasiia Strakhova
CEU History Department
Maria Tömösváryová
CEU History Department
Eszter Weinberger
CEU Nationalism Studies
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MA
graduates and theses
2010-2011
Daniela Bartakova
Comparative
Study of Tchelet Lavan and Hashomer Hatzair in Czechoslovakia
(1918-1938)
CEU Nationalism Studies
Noémi Karsay
Community
Building and Identity Construction in the Moishe House
/ Dor Hadash Community in Budapest
CEU Nationalism Studies
Andor Kelenhegyi
Commentaries
on the Song of Songs: a Possible Jewish-Christian Polemic
CEU Medieval Studies Department
Magdaléna Starková
Jewish Juvenile Literature in Interwar Czechoslovakia
as a Mirror of Identity Search
CEU History Department
Lyudmyla Sukhareva
Narratives
of Glory and Suffering: A Comparative Analysis of Ukrainian
and Jewish Historiography
CEU Nationalism Studies
Jessica Taylor-Tudzin
Holocaust Memorials in Budapest, Hungary, 1986-2010: Through
the Words of the Memorial Artists
CEU History Department
Csaba Tóth
Scholarship as Cultural Representation: Hungarian Jewish
Folklore and Ethnography in the Denominational Press (1884-1918)
CEU History Department
2009-2010
Evgeny Yurievitch Belyakov
The
Problems of Dissent and Jewish Emigration in Soviet-US
Détente (1968-1975)
CEU History Department
Joseph Dana
Between Influence and Authority: The Rabbinate of the
Seventeenth Century Portuguese Jewish Community of Amsterdam
CEU History Department
Gene Matthew Fielden
"Never Again Germany, Solidarity with Israel!":
Origins of the Anti-Anti-Semitic Current Among the German
Far Left, 1989-2010
CEU History Department
Tadas Janusauskas
Becoming
Lithuanian: Jewish Acculturation in the Interwar Period
CEU Nationalism Studies
Karina Shyrokykh
Jewish
Politics in Austrian Bukovina: Czernowitz Yiddish conference
of 1908
CEU Nationalism Studies
András Sziklai
Jewish
Self-Conceptions in Fin-de-Siècle Hungary: the
Eastern "Other"
CEU Nationalism Studies
Elana Suzanne Thurston-Milgrom
Verný and Wahr from A[ssimilationists] to Z[ionists]:
An Exploration of Bohemia's Divided Interwar Jewish Population
in Relation to Masaryk and the Czech Lands
CEU History Department
Pavel Andreyevich Vasilyev
Poisons of Civilization, Remnants of Capitalism, or Jewish
Disease? Drug Addiction in Russian and German Medical
Texts from the 1870s to the 1930s
CEU History Department
Mairav Zonszein
A Community
Divided: the "Pro-Israel" Paradigm and American
Jewry
CEU Nationalism Studies
2008-2009
István Pál
Ádám
Post-Holocaust
Pogroms in Hungary and Poland
CEU History Department
Moses Gans
Socially Engineering the "New" Jew, from Feminine
Stereotypes to Heroic Masculinity: Jews, Gays, and Identity
Máté Rigó
Survival
Strategies, Ghettoization and the Persecution of Jews
in Budapest, 1944
CEU History Department
Ilya Yablokov
Between
Reality and Myth: The Debates about the Israel Lobby in
the United States and its Image in the Context of American
Conspiracy Narrative
CEU Nationalism Studies
2007-2008
Mark Baczoni
Saviour
of the Nation': the Judeo-Christian Messianic Ideal in
Modern Political Nationalism
CEU Nationalism Studies
Tetyana Batanova
Jewish
National Autonomy in Ukraine 1917-1918: Institutional
Organization, Self-Perception Attitudes, and Historiographical
Interpretations
CEU History Department
Joshua Buzzel
Late Nineteenth Century Zionism and Political Need for
Subversion of the Messianic Idea
Maria Christina Frank
"The
Jew's Face Grins Everywhere but in the Trenches!"
Emancipation and Jewish Soldiers in World War I Germany
CEU Nationalism Studies
Petra Jurlina
Jewish
Political Identity in Interwar Yugoslavia: Whose Flag
to Hoist?
CEU Nationalism Studies
Octavian Silvestru
Opportunistic
Politicking and "Necessary Nationalism" in Romania:
Anti-Semitism in the Context of the 1879 Revision of the
Constitution
CEU History Department
Krzysztof Jerzy Palosz
Anti-Semitism
in the Polish Cultural Code and the Discussion on the
Shape of Polish Nation
CEU Nationalism Studies
Sára Zorándy
Hungarian Jewish Identity After the Six-Day War
2006-2007
Sofiya Grachova
The
Past of Ukrainian Jews in General and Local Histories
in Post-Soviet Ukraine
CEU History Department
Anna Vasilyevna Kutuzova
An Imperialist
Hawk: The Image of Israel in Soviet Caricatures (1947-1987)
CEU History Department
Lukas Pribyl
Salaspils: a Case Study
CEU History Department
Zsolt Endre Veress
The
Dynamic of Jewish Social Representations: a Case Study
of Three Cities, Budapest, Cluj-Napoca, and Timisoara
CEU History Department
2005-2006
Kata Bohus
Squaring the Circle: The Decline of the Israeli Left Wing
with Special Emphasis on the Second Intifada
CEU Nationalism Studies
Krisztian Gabris
Cognitive Model of the Causal Explanation of Anti-Semitism
on Hungarian Data
CEU Nationalism Studies
Iryna Gubenko
Jewish Institutions from Inside: Participants-Institutions'
Goal Correlation
CEU History Department
Milena-Anna Hadrzynska
Jewish Attitudes toward the Polish National Question:
the Case Study of Warsaw Jewry before and during the January
Uprising of 1863
CEU History Department
Katarzyna Zuzanna Hajduk
Jedwabne: Neighbors, Poles, and the Question of Ethnic
Violence
CEU History Department
2004-2005
Zsófia Buda
Zoocephalic Figures in the Tripartite Mahzor
CEU Medieval Studies Department
Eszter Hajdú
Jewish and Rightist: "Going Against the Current",
Hungarian Jewry with Right-Wing Attitudes after the Change
of Regime
CEU Nationalism Studies
Stefan Cristian Ionescu
Echoes of a Forgotten Holocaust: the Jewish Survivors
from Romania and the Remembrance of the Holocaust
CEU History Department
Ana Izvorska
The Reasons for the Emergence of Post-Zionism
CEU Nationalism Studies
Katalin Rác
Palestinian Arabs in Israel and Russian Speakers in Estonia:
A Comparative Study of Ethnic Reconciliation and Minority
Treatment
CEU Nationalism Studies
2003-2004
Raul Michael Carstocea
The Anti-Semitism of Corneliu Zelea Codreanu and The Legion
of the Archangel Michael: a Psychoanalytical Perspective
CEU Nationalism Studies
Ksenia O. Gorbenko
A Quest for a Homeland: The Concept of Homelands among
ex-Soviet Bukharan and Ashkenazi Jewish Immigrants in
Vienna
CEU Nationalism Studies
Hana Klamková
The Presidential Exemptions from the Jewish Codex [in
Wartime Slovakia]
CEU Nationalism Studies
Zachary Paul Levine
Redefining Jewish Cultural Space in Hungary: New-Type
Jewish Leaders and the Reorientation of Hungarian Jewish
Identity
CEU History Department
Ágota Kinga Nagy
The Profile of Jewish Society in Czernovitz between 1932-1935:
A Case Study Based on the Bukovinian Newspaper Der Tag
CEU History Department
2002-2003
Corina-Andreea Andreescu
The Jews in Communist Romania: a Dwindling Community 1945-1965
László
Benke
A Comparative Study of Jewish and Christian Vernacular
Bible in Medieval Italy
CEU Medieval Studies Department
Marioara-Camelia Craciun
Jewish Intellectuals in Interwar Romania: Double Identity
Facing Exclusion and Antisemitism
CEU Nationalism Studies
Vladimir Vladimirov Georgiev
The Bulgarian Jews in World War II: Context, Debates,
and Rescue
CEU History Department
Ildikó Kovács
Linguistic Assimilation of Hungarian Orthodox Jewry
CEU Nationalism Studies
David Aaron Randall
American Jewish Politics and Diplomacy in Perspective:
The Paris Peace Conference and the Evolution of the Polish
Minorities Treaty, 1919
CEU Nationalism Studies
Martin Spott
Antisemitism in the Czechoslovak "Second Republic"
(1938-1939)
CEU History Department
2001-2002
Ágnes Erdős
Hungarian Orthodox Jewish Opposition to Zionism
CEU History Department
Filip Franek
Normality and the Holocaust: The Sociological-Literary
View
CEU Nationalism Studies
Martin Jaigma
Schooling of Estonian Social Elite during Interwar Period:
Jewish and Estonian Students at Tartu University
CEU History Department
George Kozma
The Construction of Identity, its Relation to Gender Role
Imbalance and Extreme Nationalism: The Background of the
Denial of Antisemitism (A Psycho-Historical Case Study
of Emma Ritoók, a Pre-War Hungarian Writer)
CEU Nationalism Studies
Ester Krausova
Caught between a Rock and a Hard Place: Problems of Restitution
of Jewish Property in Bohemia and Moravia, 1945-1948
CEU History Department
Anna Kuropatnicka
The Place of Jews in Interwar Polish Society in the Light
of the Debate over Ritual Slaughter
CEU Nationalism Studies
Tamás Visi
The Guide of the Perplexed as an Encoded Text : towards
a New Methodology
CEU Medieval Studies Department
2000-2001
Gábor Csillag
Documenting Assimilation: Correlations Between the Cultural
Semiotics of Jewish Tombstones and the Process of Assimilation
in post-1867 Hungary
CEU History Department
Andrea Polgár
Andor Miklós' Career-Track, as an Exemplification
of the Jewish Contribution to the Modernisation of the
Hungarian Press and Supporting Contemporary Literature
CEU History Department
Ksenia Polouektova
Ideology and Practice: Conceptualizing and Shaping Israeli
Identity, with Special Emphasis on the Role of Zionist
Ideology and Official State Policies of Immigration and
Immigrant Absorption
CEU Nationalism Studies
1999-2000
Marie Crhová
The Jewish National Politics in Czechoslovakia, 1918-1935
CEU History Department
László
Csősz
From Emancipation to Exclusion: Jewish Fate in the Jászság
in 1944
CEU History Department
1998-1999
Richard Borbás
The Politicization of Balkan Jewry prior to the First
World War
CEU Nationalism Studies
Sebastian Lupak
The Persistence of Anti-Semitism in Polish Political and
Social Life: Change and Continuity
CEU Nationalism Studies
Attila Novák
From "Salonzionismus" to a Mass Movement: a
Short History of Zionist Activity in Hungary, 1938-1944
CEU Nationalism Studies
Ágoston Schmelowszky
Vision and History: an Interpretation of the Genesis of
Early Jewish Mysticism
CEU Medieval Studies Department
István Török
Holocaust-Denial in Romania's Postcommunist Period
CEU History Department
Árpád Welker
Equality of Rights and/or Interests of the State: the
Debate on Bill of Jewish-Christian Intermarriage in the
Hungarian Parliament, 1883
CEU Nationalism Studies
1997-1998
Ines Astroukova
Jewish Identity in Bulgaria
CEU Nationalism Studies
Éva Lengyel
Anti-Jewish Legislation and the Civil Reaction it Provoked
in Hungary between 1938 and 1944, from the Enactment of
the First Jewish Law until the German Occupation of Hungary
CEU History Department
Bojan Todosijevic
Anti-Jewish and Anti-Gypsy Attitudes in Hungary and Yugoslavia:
Social and Psychological Determinants
CEU Nationalism Studies
Zsuzsanna Vidra
The Concept of Assimilation in István Bibó's
Writing: "The Jewish Question in Hungary after 1944"
CEU Nationalism Studies
Kati Vörös
The Image of "the Jew" in Nineteenth Century
Hungarian Satirical Journals
CEU History Department
Roman Zakharii
Moses Schorr and Meir Balaban: Forgotten Eastern European
Jewish Historians
CEU History Department
1996-1997
Kristin Faurest
A Society Erased: Jewish Life in Balassagyarmat between
the Wars
CEU History Department
1995-1996
Eszter Andor
Jews and Gentiles in the Bürgerschule in Budapest
in 1909/13
CEU History Department
Péter Apor
The Lost Deportations: Kunmadaras 1946
CEU History Department
Rebekah Klein
The Responses of Austro-Hungarian Jewry to the early Zionist
Movement
CEU History Department
1994-1995
Artan Puto
The History of the Jewish Community in Albania
CEU History Department
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