2019

David Kyle Johnson | 18 December 2019

There is No War on Christmas

Adam J. Sacks | 16 December 2019

Adolf Eichmann: Nazis in Popular Culture and the Trivialization of Historical Knowledge

Peter Thompson | 20 November 2019

Thirty Years After The Fall Of The Berlin Wall: Is Germany Still a Divided

Mirijan Galley | 18 November 2019

Boris Johnson’s Favourite Stalin Story…: On The Difference Between Raising Taxes and Conducting Mass Terror Campaigns

Saurabh Mishra | 11 November 2019

When Courts Adjudicate History: The Ayodhya Verdict

Karunika Kardak | 7 November 2019

Bringing Nineteenth-Century Women To Life In Present-Day Uruguay

Mike Finn | 31 October 2019

Churchill And The Prof: Putting ‘Declinism’ At The Heart Of The System

Meighan Katz | 29 October 2019

Can A Single Piece Of Material Culture Represent The American Experience Of The Great Depression

Gareth Millward | 28 October 2019

Jonas Salk Turns 105: Some Thoughts On Lessons From History

Jennifer Crane | 24 October 2019

What Is A ‘Gifted Child’ Anyway – And Can Children Themselves Design Or Defy This Term

Maria Vasquez-Aguilar | 16 October 2019

¡Ni Olvido Ni Perdón! (To Neither Forget Nor Pardon!) – The Inter-Generational Struggle For Truth and Justice by the Chilean Exiles

Charlotte Tomkins | 24 September 2019

Rex Britanniae?- The National Identity Of King Edward I In Four Maps

Owen A. Jones | 16 September 2019

A Great British Welcome? Unlearned Lessons From The Kindertransport

Natalya Edwards | 10 September 2019

‘Maybe It’s Medieval?’ – Comparing Modern TV And Film Against The Medieval Morality Play

Maximillian Drephal | 19 August 2019

Afghan Independence and the Violence of Imperial Peace

Christopher S. Byrne | 12 August 2019

The (Un)knowability of Jews in Britain: Discourses From State and Sitcom in 1965

Samuel Young | 9 July 2019

Pierre Mendès France and the politics of milk

Antoine Godet | 2 July 2019

French fascists against Jewish women (1930s-1940s)

Roseanna Ramsden | 25 July 2019

Challenging Heterosexist Readings of Women’s Holocaust Testimonies

Connor Plunkett | 6 June 2019

What Did An Aztec Capital Look Like?

Bob Shoemaker | 29 May 2019

Why Naomi Wolf Misinterpreted Evidence From The Old Bailey Online

Aaron Ackerley | 16 May 2019

Old Prejudices, New Debates: J.A. Hobson And Anti-Semitism

Jane Metter | 7 May 2019

The Struggle In France Between A National And Local Memory

Eleanor O'Keefe | 29 April 2019

Remembering Mi Amigo And The Politics Of Commemoration

Oliver Godsmark | 15 April 2019

Apologies for Amritsar? Violence and Memory on the Centenary of the Massacre

Renan Simao | 8 April 2019

Expanding Perspectives: Why Libraries Still Matter

Julia Moses | 3 April 2019

In the Name of ‘the Family’, Past and Present

Chris Mowat | 1 April 2019

Why I use modern LGBTQ+ terminology for the pre-modern past

Aaron Ackerley | 28 March 2019

Free Trade Brexit: Think Tanks and Pressure Groups in Modern British Politics

Liam Liburd | 29 March 2019

The Postcolonial Clairvoyants? Seeing Brexit In The Writings Of Paul Gilroy

Eirini Karamouzi |29 March 2019

Always On The Sidelines? A Historian’s View On Brexit

Michael Bennett | 25 March 2019

The 1807 Abolition Act And British Public Memory

Gemma Scott | 21 March 2019

Locating Women In The History Of India’s Emergency (1975-1977)

Mads Nielsen | 19 March 2019

From Windhoek to Auschwitz? The colonial ‘Sonderweg’ and Transcolonial approaches

Claire Chambers and Rehana Ahmed| 8 March 2019

Thirty Years of the Fatwa

Zanne Domoney-Lyttle | 27 February 2019

How to Read the Bible through Comic Books, and Why It Matters that we do

Kate McAllister | 6 February 2019

PIP, Parity, and the Past: why history matters

Emily-Rose Baker | 28 January 2019

Holocaust, Home and Memory in Literature

Andrew Heath | 23 January 2019

Party Politics, Realignment and Brexit: Can the American Civil War Teach us Anything?

David Saunders | 15 January 2019

The Guinea Pigs of Oakholme Road: Pacifism and Medical Research in Wartime Sheffield

Imen Neffati| 11 January 2019

Four years later, what have we learned from the Charlie Hebdo Attack?

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