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On 30 September we're hosting a preview screening of @nicobalders The Nervous State The film will be followed by a discussion on dramatising history, the film’s message to the present, and resonances between the 1930s and our own moment of ‘permacrisis’ bit.ly/3Xr8RP3

So happy to be listening to Prof. Julie Gottlieb lecture at the Inštitut za novejšo zgodovino History on the Edge / Zgodovina na Špici 😊

The Nervous State, a new film inspired by Prof. Julie Gottlieb's research, spotlights how traumatic global events can alter mental health. Screening soon, the film explores how one couple was impacted by fears of WW2. See below for more info and tickets👇 sheffield.ac.uk/news/link-betw…

The University of Sheffield historian Prof. Julie Gottlieb has collaborated on a new film that shines a spotlight on the link between mental health and major world events. Screening soon, The Nervous State explores how one couple was impacted by fears of WW2. sheffield.ac.uk/news/link-betw…

JOB ALERT! We are hiring an assistant professor in British history since 1800. Spread the word! jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/48371/

I am very much looking forward to being part of the panel for the first screening and panel discussion on The Nervous State: The Internalisation of the International crisis, 1938 at The Wiener Holocaust Library on Monday eventbrite.co.uk/e/screening-an…

The incredible work of the friend and colleague Prof. Julie Gottlieb #NervousState provokes so much thought on our world today and demonstrates the benefit of historians working with artists

#OTD 1938, Neville Chamberlain returned to the UK, having signed the Munich Agreement. However, the agreement which sought to avoid a wider European war had its fair share of major dissenters, as our TikTok explains: ow.ly/qBnH50TyBPH

Privileged to be here on the panel for a public showing of #NervousState with Prof. Julie Gottlieb and @NicoBalders, chaired by @LucyNoakes1 a wonderful example or collaboration between historian and artist

I highly recommend you take a look at my good friend & collaborator Julie Gottlieb's upcoming screening of 'The #NervousState'. This short film is inspired by Journal Under the Terror, 1938 the published #journal of King's Fellow F. L. ("Peter") #Lucas. tickettailor.com/events/kingsco….

After five amazing years Gender & History my colleagues and I Uni of Shef History are passing on the baton to edit this wonderful journal - please spread the word. We are looking for a team based at the same university. Also of course happy to answer any questions.

At White Rose University Press, our monographs put community over commercialisation by making knowledge accessible to all 📚. From education to global engagement, these works go beyond academia to create real-world impact. #OpenAccess #CommunityOverCommercialisation

📣Out now on #firstview! Julie V. Gottlieb (Prof. Julie Gottlieb) (Uni of Shef History) on 'An Epidemic of Nervous Breakdowns and Crisis Suicides in Britain’s War of Nerves, 1938–1940' #WW2 #MentalHealth #Writing #International 🪖 👉Read open access here: cambridge.org/core/journals/…

📜1938. A scholar and an artist. A world on the brink. A marriage at its breaking point. This collaboration between Prof. Julie Gottlieb & @NicoBalders dramatizes a gripping tale of love, war, and political inaction. Dive into history from within: bit.ly/3Z2WOY3

Calum E. Douglas Did you see Prof. Julie Gottlieb's excellent recent article on British mental health during the Munich crisis? Fascinating stuff re. suicides, depression, etc. There was a link on here a few weeks ago.

I am excited to be presenting at the Institute of Historical Research as a part of its Sport & Leisure series. If you are free on Monday 13th January and would like to attend (please do) follow the link below. BSSH history.ac.uk/events/playing…

The wait for the outcome of #NevilleChamberlain’s mission to Munich and the looming spectre of another war hung over Britain in 1938. Its impact was deeply felt. 🔓 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗮𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗶𝘃𝗲 𝗮𝗿𝘁𝗶𝗰𝗹𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗲𝗲 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝟳 𝗱𝗮𝘆𝘀 buff.ly/F8mdBC4

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#homefront article of the week: Prof. Julie Gottlieb revisits the so-called Phoney War in the UK (1938-40), using impressive primary data showing that the psychological impacts of the conflict manifested in nervous disorders & even a wave of “crisis suicides.” doi.org/pv4b