Félix Streicher

Félix Streicher is a historian of modern and contemporary Western European history. His research focuses on the social and everyday realities of war and military occupation, on the political history of Western Europe in the twentieth century, and more particularly on the history of Germany and Luxembourg. 

As a postdoctoral researcher at Sciences Po, he will be working on a transnational history of the Luxembourg Resistance during the Second World War. His research is funded by the Fondation nationale de la Résistance au Luxembourg and is part of a wider project to create a Historical Dictionary of the Resistance in Luxembourg.

Before joining Sciences Po, he obtained his doctorate in history from Maastricht University in 2025 for his thesis entitled The Forgotten Occupation: Politics, Everyday Life, and Gender in the Luxembourg Occupation Zone in Germany (1945-55). He received his MA from EHESS in Paris (2020) and his BA from the University of Heidelberg (2018). 

Forthcoming publication 2026 Camilo Erlichman and Félix Streicher, ‘The Age of Metamorphosis: Role Reversals during and after the Global Second World War'. The International History Review