Daniel Mandur Thomaz
@danielmthomaz
Senior Lecturer @KingsCollegeLon. Researching Media History & 20C transnational propaganda 🎯 Brazil & Latin America. Fellow @KingsBrazil and @RoyalHistSoc.
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In the latest King's Brazil Institute blog post, Dr Daniel Mandur Thomaz writes about a forgotten BBC Brazilian drama by playwright Antônio Callado, now restaged by students of King's Arts & Humanities. Read more and listen to the restaged audio drama 🎧⬇️ kcl.ac.uk/students-reviv…
In 1943, the BBC commissioned Brazilian novelist Antônio Callado to create a radio drama for their anti-fascist campaign during WWII. 🎙️ Recently found in archives, King's College London students, guided by Daniel Mandur Thomaz, revived this forgotten gem. 🎠Read: kcl.ac.uk/students-reviv…
Anna Grimaldi and I are chief editors of Brasiliana Journal of Brazilian Studies and we have a new editorial board featuring leading scholars such as Jake Blanc Daniel Mandur Thomaz Mariana Batista, David Lehmann, Katerina Hatzikidi and many more. tidsskrift.dk/bras/editorial…
📣 Join us on 14 May to explore Brazilian writer Antônio Callado's early works at the book launch of 'Transatlantic Radio Dramas’ Daniel Mandur Thomaz ⏰ 18:00 - 20:00 BST 📍Embassy of #Brazil, London Register now: kcl.ac.uk/events/book-la…
Next Tuesday (14th) I will be at the Brazilian Embassy in London talking about my book and the body of documents recently found at the BBC Archive about the role of Latin American intellectuals - including 🇧🇷 author Antonio Callado- in British war propaganda during and after WW2.
What a night! Some photos from this week’s book launch Brazil Embassy UK with very generous interventions by Prof. Claire Williams and @enietomc. Very grateful to all the old and new friendly faces present at the event and for the great questions from the audience. Muito obrigado!
We are very pleased to announce the latest elections to the Fellowship and Membership Royal Historical Society. Congratulations and welcome to the 281 historians - from 19 countries - who join the Society today. We look forward to working with you bit.ly/3QUm0fQ #twitterstorians
Join us Kiln Theatre for this screening of Alanis (Anahà Berneri, Argentina, 2017). There'll be a recorded intro by the director + the film will be discussed by Karoline Pelikan, Dr Erika Teichert & myself. All tickets £5: kilntheatre.com/whats-on/alani… CRoLAC SLAS Society for Latin American Studies LASA Film
Transatlantic Radio Dramas was shortlisted for the Royal Historical Society’s Gladstone Book Prize 2024. Very exciting to be in this list with other Royal Historical Society colleagues.
📣 Happening Today!! 🚨 Latin American Poetry Evening @ KCL An evening of music and poetry at King's College London from 17:30 - 20:30 BST Reserve a Spot: eventbrite.co.uk/e/latin-americ… #LatinAmerica #poetrycommunity #poetrytwitter
Join us as a Rio Branco Chair in Brazilian Studies. Opportunity for Brazilian Professors based in Brazil. Please share widely. USP - Universidade de São Paulo UFMG UFRJ @gabriel_feltran Dawisson Belém Lopes Rosana Pinheiro-Machado
Next Monday (14th) I will be at King's Arts & Humanities & King's Languages, Literatures and Cultures discussing archives and unexplored sources about the Cold War in 🇧🇷 with colleagues from FGV CPDOC AND workshopping ideas for impact projects. Registration required 👇 All welcome! kcl.ac.uk/events/new-per….
Make sure you don’t miss tomorrow’s KBI Inaugural Lecture with Professor Timothy Power (University of Oxford)! The event starts at 17:00 and takes place at the Strand Campus, King's College London. A drinks reception will follow the lecture.
At SLAS Society for Latin American Studies Plan Condor panel we discussed UK relations with Brazil's dictatorship UK invited Brazil's dictator Geisel on state visit 1976 UK gave torture manuals to Brazil UK MI6 officers & propaganda unit in Brazil before coup 🧵& links John McEvoy Francesca Lessa (she/her/ella)
