Linh Müller studied North American Studies at Freie Universität Berlin, Middlebury College, and Yale University, and conducts research on affective reproduction and representation of national belonging in sports and pop culture. In her personal work, she negotiates the complexities that arise from her own Vietnamese and German family history, especially with regard to identity, language, war, and Nazism. She currently lives in Berlin and works on a project on migrant memory and the Statue of Peace, which commemorates the so-called "comfort women" in the Second World War in Berlin-Moabit.