Mark R. Hatlie is an American who has been living in Old Europe for over 20 years. A native of California, he studied at New Mexico Military Institute in New Mexico, St. Olaf College in Minnesota, and at the Universities of Konstanz and Tübingen in Germany. He has done historical research in the United States, Germany, Latvia and Russia and currently teaches for the University of Maryland University College and the American Public University System.
- www.sites-of-memory.de This is a rapidly-growing collection of resources for the online study of memorial culture associated with place. It also has a blog which I am turning into a collaborative effort with other authors.
- Riga at War 1914-1919: A dissertation on the city of Riga during World War One and the period of civil war which followed was submitted in 2009 and will be published (in English) by fibre in Osnabrück 2010. A 2002 dissertation Summary: Riga at War:1914-1919 (PDF file)
- Mass Religious Conversions: This will be a comparative study of cases of mass religious change in colonial settings.
- Out from under Moscow's Finger: Memorials in post-Soviet Riga
- Fliegeropfer: German Air Raid Victim Memorials: a paper on German memorials to the victims of allied air raids
- Tuebingen Remembers: A short study of current and past forms of memory in Tuebingen, Germany.
