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Explore who will be at History Day on the 5th November. You can register here at buff.ly/3zyvHLE #HistDay24

She will be greatly missed.

Not too long now to the big day! - sign up at history.ac.uk/events/history… #HistDay24

Just arrived the political writings of Aimé Césaire covering his political career from 1935 to 2008 - buff.ly/4ePmH42 You can find out more about the IHR library's Caribbean #history resources from our collection guide: buff.ly/48uKK6l

With History Day 2024 right around the corner, History Day intern Katherine reflects on planning the event and what to look forward to at #HistDay24. Read the new blog at buff.ly/4hhx0j7 and keep signing up (for free!) to #HistDay24. What will you discover? #HistDay24

Remember, remember the fifth of November... it's History Day 2024! Sandra Freshney 🔍📜📖 & our archives team will be showcasing our collections at this event for students, researchers & history enthusiasts. Join us at Senate House, London. Free, booking required. #HistDay24 Institute of Historical Research

Looking ahead to History Day, Graduate Trainee Librarians, Sarah and Lara, highlight some of the not-to-be-missed online-only contributions to #HistDay24. Discover more in their new blog post: buff.ly/4fqiEuV! See you next week! What will you discover? #HistDay24

#HistDay24 Byddwn yn mynychu Diwrnod Hanes yn y Sefydliad Ymchwil Hanesyddol yn Llundain ddydd Mawrth yn hyrwyddo ein casgliad Ysbyty Gogledd Cymru. history.ac.uk/library-digita… agddc.cymru/collections/ge… Institute of Historical Research Senate House Library

"We eagerly anticipate future tangents that the Warburg collections will send us into." Read The Warburg Institute online contribution for #HistDay24 - a blog post about how corpses became beautiful. Visit their stall at the History Day fair tomorrow. buff.ly/3YU63d9

.Royal Historical Society will be at #HistDay24 tomorrow and we look forward to seeing you there. Thanks to all Institute of Historical Research and School of Advanced Study, University of London for organising this year's event #twitterstorians

✨ History Day 2024 has offically begun! ✨ We'll be in Senate House, London, today from 11:00 - 16:00 GMT with over 90 organisations waiting to chat with you about their collections and your research interests! Come along! What will you discover at #HistDay24 ?

New books to see on the 1st and 2nd floors. Browse works on WWI graffiti and debates in Irish public history, as well as 15th century writings on tyrants and Cassidy Hutchinson's memoir.

The library is a rich resource for anyone researching British and Irish #localhistory. But we also have local history holdings in many other collections, including Germany, Latin America, Italy and US States to name a few. Browse here to find out more buff.ly/3AC1CLM

With news of the historian and resistance fighter #MarcBloch being inducted into the Panthéon, we wanted to let our readers know they can explore his works in our collections and give thanks to the donations he made when the Institute's library was being established.

Celebrate the fabulous History Day held earlier this month with these videos and blog post, and discover every collection who attended in person or online #HistDay24 buff.ly/4fJHnv0 Look out for details about History Day North at #DCDC25...

Check out our new books on the first and second floors. Among our recent additions are works on American Indian oral traditions, decolonial historiography and commemoration.

Planning on visiting the IHR in January? Please be aware that our common room will be closed for refurbishment from 6 - 25 January. Readers will be able to request periodicals from IHR Wohl Library. For more information visit buff.ly/3Dd1WBB

The IHR is closed now but we re-open at 9am on the 2nd January. So have a lovely time and we look forward to seeing you all in #2025.

Hope everyone had a nice break. We are now open again at our regular times (Monday-Friday 9am-8.30pm and Saturday 9.30am-5.15pm) buff.ly/3CTyEo9

New Year, New Books to browse on the 1st and 2nd floors including autobiographical works, diaries, cartularies, reportage and historiography ranging from the medieval to the present.