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Jewish Women's Experiences During the Holocaust

Tags: cultural politics, feminism, gender studies, History, Holocaust studies, Lilith He, world war II

What does history mean to us? A study of young Berliners’ perceptions of the memorialisation of history

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Tags: Berlin, History, memorialisation, monuments

Culinary Experiences of Colonial Bengal

Tags: Bengal, cuisine, Culinary, food, History, identity, nationalism

Holy Matrimony: The Existence and Public
Perception of Unconventional Marriages in India

In India, marriage is more of a social as well as political
phenomenon rather than a legal one. In a truly traditional manner, a marriage is “the coming together” of two families, which is why societal perceptions are of great importance. The onus…

Tags: Gender, History, India, Politics

How did the Bangladesh Liberation War Contribute Towards the Creation of a New Wave of Bengali Music?

Ahana Mitra HOW DID THE BANGLADESH LIBERATION WAR CONTRIBUTE TOWARDS THE CREATION OF A NEW WAVE OF BENGALI IDENTITY (3).pdf

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Tags: Bangladesh, Culture, History, Language, Liberation War, Music

Trying and Punishing Theft in Early Modern England

Tags: Crime, Early modern, England, History, Law

Sexuality and Gender in the Colonial Landscape: The Paradox of In(visibility) in the Colonial Archive.

Tags: Colonial, Gender, History, Sexuality

The Rise of Liberalism in Nineteenth-Century Baden-Württemberg and the 1848 German Revolution

Tags: German Revolution, Germany, History, Liberalism

Pickets and the Past: A Study of Nostalgia and Trade Unions

Tags: Britain, History, Politics, Trade unions

The Diary of William Upcott

The Diary of William UpcottThe project, led by Professor Mark Philp and involving two of the Department's undergraduates (Aysuda Aykan and Curtis Leung), is transcribing and editing the diary of William Upcott (1779-1845), an antiquarian and…

Tags: Diaries, History, William Upcott

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