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The letters stemming from the First Crusade are premier sources for understanding the launch, campaign, and aftermath of the expedition. Smith argues that some letters are post-hoc ‘inventions’.
On 28 and 29 June 2024, we have a great event happening at University of Southern California. “Archives in/of Transit: Historical Perspectives from the 1930s to the Present”.
Join us on Tuesday 7 May 2024 to listen to Jonathon Coe, in conversation with HRI professors, historian Dan Stone and literary critic Robert Eaglestone, talk about his work.
'Sounding the Spaces of Historical Experience' will encourage participants to discuss film, place and adapting and re-using archival content in contemporary cinematic approaches to the Holocaust.
Last week, first-year historians explored the history of the archive in their module ‘History in the Making’.
Join the Wiener Library for an Archive Discovery Day with the Armenian Institute, organised as part of the Genocidal Captivity exhibition events series.
Monday March 18th at 6pm McCrea 1-13 and on Teams
Congratulations, Dr. Manktelow! Her new article is available open access in the Journal of Religious History.
Ronan O’Reilly - From London to Limassol: The Trial of the Templars in Britain, Ireland and Cyprus
Will the dissident's death galvanise the scattered Russian opposition - or mark the moment of their definitive defeat?