I'm finishing up my interviews by the end of June! Get in touch if you'd like to be involved :) And feel free to share the flyer far and wide!

Today is #YomHaShoah , the date in the Jewish calendar for Jews around the world to mourn the loss of Jewish people murdered during the Holocaust

Today Jewish people will remember the 6 million who were murdered, and pay tribute to survivors and refugees bit.ly/3y1wyDr

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Eudes Rigaud, Archbishop of Rouen, versus nuns' pets at St Sauveur, Evreux in his register:
1250: We ordered the removal of small dogs, birds & squirrels
1258: We ordered the removal of dogs, birds, & squirrels
1269: We said they should not have dogs, birds, or squirrels

Well done! Delighted to hear this 👏🏼

‘one of the most basic obligations of a state is that it should properly investigate the murder of its citizens, yet the terrible pattern of the Troubles is that it has failed time and time again.’

My new article about rural labour history and empire for Byline Times bylinetimes.com/2024/05/04/we-…

unable to stop imagining the comedy film about the green young extremist conscientiously trying to do terrorism under the guidance of an Oxford University Press Very Short Introduction

CN: child sexual abuse

📣Out now on #firstview !

David M. Doyle (MU School of Law & Criminology) on 'Unlawful Carnal Knowledge in the Irish Free State, 1924–1935'

#Crime #Sex #Law #State #Government #Violence #Offenders Archive 🇮🇪

🔓Read open access here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

Thank you @BritishAcademy The Dickson Poon School of Law for the chance to examine the intersections of race, refugees & international crimes through Rwanda’s role in reshaping migration regimes. To centre this research in the Global South, from July I’m delighted to be based UCT Law School.

Happening today: Prof Julia Laite ([email protected]) will give a lecture on the history of British Empire and Newfoundland, 'Possible Maps: Ways of Knowing and Unknowing at the Edge of Empire'.

The venue is now fully booked, but you can still watch the lecture online: eventbrite.co.uk/e/possible-map…

The BrANCH Harriet Tubman Prize, sponsored by the Royal Historical Society, is now open! Please do encourage your BAME students to send their essays on c19th US history to me at [email protected]

branch.org.uk/tubmanessaypri…

Great news :-)

Amazing news; congratulations to you - really looking forward to seeing where it leads!

In our latest Open Access Article, Eve Worth, Naomi Muggleton and Aaron Reeves explore the gendered process of recruitment to elite higher education institutions in mid-twentieth century Britain. Read it here 👇 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Anyone can look at a position they don't agree with & say 'Pfff, that's obviously not true!'

It takes ideology to look at 282 pages of historical evidence & argument, assembled by people with a lifetime's expertise, & say 'Pfff, that's obviously not true!'