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Dr Doreen Rosman will tell the stories of martyrs of different religious persuasions: what they had in common and where they differed, why the state punished them and why some were forgotten for centuries while others were commemorated.
Lily-Belle and Iva asked if they could have a graduation photo with the Mary Elizabeth Braddon Archive #Braddon@ICVWW and of course we were happy to oblige @ccculibrary@CCCUArtsHumsEd Well done!
These are the moments that make it all seem special - two of my wonderful archive volunteers Lily-Belle and Iva came to find me for this photo #cccuproud
We are @CCCUHistory this afternoon, jointly with colleagues @UniKentHistory, for an @RoyalHistSoc Visit to Canterbury. The first session is a panel discussion with CCCU and Kent historians on 'How to Survive and Thrive in a #History Department in 2023' 1/2
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Now that it’s official, I’m super excited to say I’ll be spending the next two years in Canterbury joining @CCCUArtsHumsEd having been appointed as Lecturer in Medieval Studies!
Now that it’s official, I’m super excited to say I’ll be spending the next two years in Canterbury joining @CCCUArtsHumsEd having been appointed as Lecturer in Medieval Studies!
Thurs 1 June | 7pm
Professor Kevin Ruane presents: The Special Relationship at War: Britain, America and the Korean War, 1950–53’. @histassoc@CCCUHistory@cccu_humanities @CCCUGrad @CanterburyHA
Book now: https://t.co/D2fwmRmW2M
You are welcome to our next talk. Dr Martin Watts (CCCU) will speak about the momentous ‘Baedeker Raids’ on Canterbury in 1942, which reduced much of the city centre to rubble.