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🚨 We are delighted to release the CFP for our workshop on 'State-Led Inquiries as Political Devices: Lessons Learned and Lost from British Interventions, 1853 to the Present Day'. It will be held online on 9 September 2021 by the University of Exeter. Please circulate widely!

HERE IT IS. @MadeUpStories Prime Video AU/NZ are bringing Alice Hart to the world, starring the inimitable Sigourney Weaver. In short, I have joy fatigue. Press release below.

Join us for a special FREE online pilot event focusing on Suffolk at War in the 20th century. Led by Dr John Greenacre this event will summarise the themes of our eight-part Suffolk At War Online Lecture Series which starts in Sept. suffolkarchives.co.uk/public-events-…

Hello #twitterstorians I'm teaching a class on the Malayan Emergency and looking for a link to/copy of document(s) that declared it. Any ideas? Thank you!

Few things illustrate *asymmetry* of interaction quite so starkly as the choice of some to "engage with #Afghanistan" (Deutschlands Afghanistan-Engagement zum Beispiel) and the lack of such choice by those who are engaged with.

Sanaa Alimia Thanks Sanaa Alimia for this list! I would also add, beyond the many great scholars already mentioned, the amazing work of @elisabeth_leake for all things frontier and soon the Soviet invasion and the book of Maximilian Drephal to know more about 1919 Afghan Independence just celebrated

51. Maximilian Drephal's "Independence And The Violence Of Imperial Peace" & other historical works independence-era Afghanistan. See: historymatters.group.shef.ac.uk/afghan-indepen…

Thank you Warnings from the Archive for a timely and thought-provoking #WFTAworkshop. It was a pleasure to speak about ‘“Sickness”, the making of “crisis” and the Second Anglo-Afghan war (1878-1880)’ – and share in the discussion of all papers.

There I was yesterday at the #WFTAworkshop, thinking to myself: 'what a busy discussion'. And this morning, I find #Twitter is full of detailed discussion notes. Did you do all the typing Dr Margot Tudor? Tell us, how many of you are there? So useful, thanks! Warnings from the Archive

Incredibly thoughtful discussion with Dr Eliza Ngutuku, Shreya Kundu and Maximilian Drephal about legislation, impact of colonisation in childhood and children's lives in Kenya and India #childhoods2022

Look at this lovely graphic made by one of our talented University of #Suffolk students! ❤❤❤ We so appreciate students supporting us taking a stand this Thursday and Friday for better working conditions AND better learning conditions! #ucuRISING