Modern European History
Seminar or event series
The Modern European History Research seminar is the focal point in Cambridge for graduates and scholars in European history from c. 1750 to the present day. Talks tend to attract audiences of twenty to forty on a regular basis; discussions are lively, and speakers and audience generally enjoy the experience.
Events
Jan
26
The Age of Questions
Holly Case (Brown)
Discussant: Chris Clark
Feb
2
Nations Apart: Czech Nationalism and the Welfare State under Nazi Rule
Radka Šustrová (Cambridge)
Feb
9
Kunstführer and other fantastic beasts in twentieth-century Germany: images, projections and narratives
Bernhard Fulda (Cambridge)
Feb
16
Mapping the Russian Free Press Fund, 1890-1914: Transnational Political Activism and the Russian Revolutionary Emigration.
Lara Green (Durham)
Feb
23
Displaced Histories: Refugees and Resettlement in Soviet Armenia
Jo Laycock (Manchester)
Mar
2
The Deviation of Magic: Witchcraft and Crime in France, 1790-1940
Will Pooley (Bristol)
Mar
9
International Jewish Humanitarianism in the Age of the Great War
Jacyln Granick (Cardiff)
Mar
16
Writing the History of Democracy in Western Europe
Martin Conway (Oxford)
Hedwig Richter (Munich)
Discussant: Michal Kopecek
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Banner picture: André Devambez - La Barricade ou l'Attente
At a glance
Term
Lent Term
When
Tuesdays 5.15 - 7.00pm GMT unless noted in the event listing
Where
Online: Zoom
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