We are pleased to announce the extension of our Prize Papers Project photography exhibition "Captured. The Materiality of Prize Papers" on display German Historical Institute London until 23 December. If you haven't seen it yet, visit 17 Bloomsbury Square, London WC1A 2NJ, weekdays 9.30am - 5pm.

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World premiere! As part of our exhibition "Captured" & in collaboration with Letterlocking & German Historical Institute London, we are hosting an online event on 28 Oct. at 3pm on the Sjælland Letters, a letter collection The National Archives showing unique letterlocking techniques eventbrite.com/e/the-sjlland-…

This video is an absolute gem. ❤️🇬🇧 In 1967 John Reith, the first ever Director General of the BBC, spoke to Malcolm Muggeridge about the "BBC accent". - via BBC Archive

Congratulations to Annalisa Martin the winner of the Prize of the German Historical Institute London 2022! It was a year with many strong applications, and we would therefore also like to highly commend two shortlisted dissertations by Uta Rautenberg and Katherine Arnold!

The latest issue of the #MWS magazine is out now! It features an interview with GHIL fellows William King & David Lawton who discuss their research on the important and understudied history of Euroscepticism, and alternative attitudes towards European integration, in Britain.👇

January 2022 saw the publication of this book by our very own Stephan Bruhn (@SteBruhn). Listen to an interview with Stephan to learn about his inspirations for the book: ghil.ac.uk/publications/p…. #GHILAdventCalendar2022 #medievaltwitter #medievalhistory

Earlier this year, #GHIL Fellow Ole Münch (Ole Münch) published his #PhD #dissertation 'Cutler Street Market. Interkultureller Austausch im Londoner East End 1780-1850', all about late 18th- & early 19th-century #culture and the second-hand #clothing market in the #EastEnd.

Das DHI London sucht zum nächstmöglichen Zeitpunkt 1 Wissenschaftliche/n Mitarbeiter/in (Postdoc) in Vollzeit (w/m/d) mit einem Forschungsinteresse in der britischen Geschichte des 19. und 20. Jahrhunderts bzw. der Geschichte des britischen Empire im 19. und 20. Jahrhundert. 1/2

Save the date!📅 Join us on 20.6. for the penultimate lecture in our #GHIL Summer Series given by Regina Toepfer on 'Homer’s Heroes in Early Modern Germany: A Translational Anthropology'. Please register via the link to take part in person or virtually ghil.ac.uk/events/lecture….

Historians are always wary about predicting the future, but Ulrich Herbert has actually been there.

Looking forward to getting the Literary London band back together for 'Fashioning London'. Come and join us at St Katharine Docks!

Proofs! “Popular Culture in Europe since 1800” written together with Len Platt is coming out in autumn with Routledge History, Heritage Studies & Archaeology Routledge Books! taylorfrancis.com/books/mono/10.…

Very bad news für die Sozialwissenschaften. Unverständlich, warum eine so wichtige Institution aufgegeben wird!

I love to dunk on DB but it's also important to remember that the German rail network is much more dense and multipolar than other large European countries. While Germany obviously needs to fix the mess on its tracks, the (relatively) good regional system makes it challenging.

Join us in person or online for our first autumn lecture!📅 Wolfgang Knöbl (HIS) will kick off our series on the 'History of the Social Sciences' with a talk on 'The Problem with (Historical) Processes: Reflections on an Undertheorized Topic': ghil.ac.uk/events/lecture…

Out now in our series 'Studies in British and Imperial History' (Berghahn History): 'Rag Fair – Different Migration History of London’s East End, 1780-1850' by GHIL Fellow for Modern History Ole Münch! berghahnbooks.com/title/MunchRag

Join us on 12.11. for a panel on ‘A Weak Reich? European Perspectives on Medieval Germany in Conversation’ with Nora Berend (Cambridge History), Klaus Oschema (@dhiparis) & Jörg Peltzer (Uni Heidelberg/UEA), chaired by Miri Rubin (Department of History at Queen Mary): ghil.ac.uk/events/lecture…