Dr Artemis Photiadou is a historian of Second World War Britain and of the British intelligence services, with a particular interest in the latter’s efforts to understand German military capacity and morale. On this theme, she is currently completing a project examining British interrogations with German spies, servicemen, war criminals and neo-Nazis. Her other ongoing projects examine attempts to ‘re-educate’ Germans in the 1940s and the work of the UK Parliament during the same period.
She completed her PhD in the department in 2019. She holds an LLB, an LLM, and an MSc in the History of International Relations.