Thank you to Sam Blaxland and Rory Hanna for two excellent papers last evening. And thank you to everyone who came along for a lively question and answer session!

Next week, on Wed 24 March at 16.15 GMT, we are delighted to welcome Tom Menger for an online paper which presents findings from Tom's doctoral research into fin-de-siècle colonial warfare in the British, German and Dutch Empires. More information here: bit.ly/3bUQyKD

Join us today at 16.15 GMT for Tom Menger's paper on fin-de-siècle colonial warfare as a trans-imperial phenomenon, based on findings for his soon-to-be-completed PhD thesis on the British, Dutch and German empires. Details and joining info in the link! bit.ly/3rewB5T

It was fascinating today to gain insights into Tom Menger's PhD research on trans-imperial practices of colonial warfare in the late C19/early C20. Thanks, Tom, for presenting your paper for us just a few days before thesis submission! Thanks also to everyone who attended.

Next Wed 28 April at 16.15 GMT we welcome Brigid Lynch for a talk titled ‘Wonderlands past and present: A cultural history of the theme park in Argentina’. Click here for more details: bit.ly/32DBBXK

We're really looking forward to welcoming Brigid Lynch at 16:15 GMT today for a cultural history of the theme park in Argentina. Do join us if you can. Full details and joining instructions via the link: sheffieldmihg.wordpress.com/2020/12/14/28-…

Next week, on Wed 12 May 16.15 BST/17.15 CEST, we're hosting @jenkinsleejamie, Malte Fischer & Solange Ploeg for a panel event on cultures of debate in post-45 western European media! Insights into press, radio and TV in 🇬🇧, 🇩🇪 & 🇳🇱. See link for details! bit.ly/3f2ycaN

Join us in 2 days' time for this exciting panel session on 'Cultures of Debate in Western European Media' with contributions from three postgraduate researchers from Radboud University's international The Voice of the People project! Details in the link. bit.ly/3uz3ZXt

This afternoon RICH PhD-students @jenkinsleejamie, Malte Fischer & Solange Ploeg will present some preliminary findings of our project thevoice-of-thepeople.org (funded by Gerda Henkel Stiftung). I am very much looking forward to it!

Today at 16.15 BST / 17.15 CEST, we'll be hosting three researchers from Radboud University's The Voice of the People Project for an online panel event on how the media affected post-45 cultures of debate in the UK, France & the Netherlands. All welcome! bit.ly/2QPZ6uC

Excellent article in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung today by Tom Menger, who presented findings from his PhD research into colonial warfare from a trans-imperial perspective for the Sheff MIHG earlier this year. Well worth a read!

Thanks Samira Saramo for sharing your research on Finnish communities' responses to accidental fires in early 20th-century Canada yesterday. It was great to hear about such an innovative project. We wish you all the best! 🇫🇮🇨🇦

Join us TOMORROW at 16.15 BST, in person or online, for Ishudhi Rawat's talk on the Indian Legion in Nazi Germany. Looking forward to some fascinating insights from a new project on transcultural memory and colonial history! bit.ly/3N1kYdR

Join us in just over an hour for a talk on the Indian Legion in Nazi Germany, by Bristol University's Ishudhi Rawat! bit.ly/3vIj3F5

We're looking forward to tomorrow's Centre for Contemporary and Modern History @ UoS in-person lecture by visiting scholar, Professor Laura Branciforte, on transnational women's anti-nuclear activism in Italy and at Greenham Common. Do come along!

Sheff MIHG's 1st paper of the semester is in a new lunchtime slot! Katherine Everitt of Uni of Shef History will talk about British Cotton Manufacturers and Anti-Slavery Movements. Join us at Tue 25th Oct, 12-1pm. Feel free to bring lunch! See link for details bit.ly/3gbdauR

Tomorrow's the day for Katherine Everitt's exciting lunchtime talk on British Cotton Manufacturers and Anti-Slavery Movements. Grab some lunch before joining us in Jessop Building Ensemble Room 2! We'll kick off at 12.10pm Uni of Shef History bit.ly/3D1b0Wy

Thanks to Katherine for a fascinating insight into part of her PhD research today - and thanks also to everyone who attended! Stay tuned for further events later in the year, and get in touch if you'd like to present a paper or organise an event of your own.