Holocaust in the Life of Three Generations’, she focussed on the experiences of Holocaust survivors as well as those of Nazi perpetrators and the impacts of these on subsequent generations (Rosenthal 2009b). Rosenthal’s work deals with migration, ethnic belonging and intergenerational transmission of experiences. She approaches current social problems such as the impacts of violence, war, enslavement and forced migration through transnational research, using comparative case reconstructions (on the levels of biography, family, and milieu). Gabriele Rosenthal has conducted research in Israel, Palestine, Florida (USA), Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uganda, Ghana, Jordan, the Spanish enclaves (Ceuta and Melilla), and Brazil. Her approach to the biographical research was outlined on her book Interpretive Social Research [2005 in German] (2018), in which she presents both the data construction method of biographical narrative interviews as well as the biographical case reconstruction method for data analysis. Selected research projects Individual and collective memories of slavery and the slave trade: A contrastive comparison of different communities, generations and groupings in Ghana and Brazil (2022-2025) (funded by the German Research Foundation) Biographies of migrants from Syria and West Africa in Brazil and in Germany – Processes of inclusion and participation in the context of so-called irregular migration (2019-2022) (funded by the German Research Foundation) Dynamic figurations of refugees, migrants, and longtime residents in Jordan since 1946: between peaceable and tension-ridden co-existence? (2017-2020) (funded by the German Research Foundation) The Social Construction of Border Zones: A Comparison of Two Geopolitical Cases (Morocco/Ceuta and Melilla; Egypt/Israel) (2014-2019) (funded by the German Research Foundation) Child Soldiers in context. Biographies, familial and collective trajectories in northern Uganda (2014-2017) (funded by the German Research Foundation) Belonging to the Outsider and Established Groupings: Palestinians and Israelis in Various Figurations (2010-2015) (funded by the German Research Foundation) Collective Myths and Their Transgenerational Impacts – Germans in and From the Former USSR (2007-2011) (funded by the German Research Foundation) Victims of War in North Uganda: Life Stories and Public Discourses Biographical Case Studies of Juveniles in the Context of Education Programs (2004-2005) Biography and Ethnicity: Development and Changes of the Sense of Socio-Cultural Belonging in Migrant Populations in the US and Germany (2006-2009) The Holocaust in the Life of Three Generations (1992-1996) Selected works In English: Rosenthal, G. (2018): Interpretive Social Research. An Introduction. Göttingen: Universitätsverlag Göttingen. Rosenthal, G. / Bogner, A. (2017): Biographies in the Global South: Life stories embedded in figurations and discourses. Frankfurt