King's History

King's College London, History Department

[KCL Alumni @KCLalumni]

Read more: https://t.co/OumnPWvhM5

#ForeverKings🦁 @kingsartshums @kingshistory @clamskcl

[King's History @kingshistory]

A memoir for Jinty Nelson, who taught medieval history at King's, 1970-2007 was a founding member of CLAMS, mentor to dozens of leading historians internationally, a pioneer in her field, and a major figure in the discipline nationally and internationally.

[Royal Historical Society @RoyalHistSoc]

'Jinty Nelson - a memoir', by Pauline Stafford https://t.co/eWN5SJLz7B

Following news last week of the death of Jinty Nelson, we are very grateful to Professor Stafford for contributing this memoir of Jinty as a friend, colleague and President @RoyalHistSoc.

#twitterstorians

[Caitjan Gainty @therealcaitjan]

Join us at KCL on 22 October for the Kass Lecture in the History of Medicine featuring the wonderful Beth Linker, who will tell us about the other disabled president. Please circulate far and wide the below poster and link for tickets! https://t.co/OxfKqQPwNj

[King's History @kingshistory]

Please join us tonight for this Inaugural Professorial Lecture by @toby00green, with responses from @waraujo64 (Howard University) and José Lingna Nafafé (University of Bristol)

https://t.co/a4uwz6wrC2

[Hannah Murphy @murphyhs2019]

It's the first day of our new term @kingshistory! Here are a few things @MMoR_KCL is up to in the term ahead. Featuring (but not limited to): Katherine McKittrick, @DrJulieHardwick, Jennifer Morgan and some very exciting travel plans...
https://t.co/G5u7k85YFB

[Jon Wilson @jonewilson]

& we’re back. fantastic to see students (and sun) back for the first day of intro week @KingsCollegeLon @kingshistory

[David Edgerton @DEHEdgerton]

Very pleased to see my Rise and Fall of the British Nation on this list as well as the exceptionally good summary of its themes. https://t.co/87dTBYqDrk

[Toby Green @toby00green]

Am giving an inaugural public lecture at King's College London on September 24th. Grateful to dear friends @araujohistorian and @JNafafe, who will be responding.

Registration: https://t.co/xEk10mVQDQ

[German Historical Institute London @ghilondon]

Join us on 3 September for an expert panel event accompanying our current exhibition 'Finding Ivy: A Life Worthy of Life' featuring curators Helen Atherton (@UniversityLeeds) and Simon Jarrett (@SimonJarrett6) in conversation with Christopher Dillon (@kingshistory).

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[King's History @kingshistory]

By our colleague @BauerStefan @TheTLS https://t.co/9NjNogMmkR

[King's History @kingshistory]

Congrats to our colleague @toby00green on being elected fellow of the @BritishAcademy_ https://t.co/BtDQ4yQC5M

[Chris Manias @Chris_Manias]

Still another six months to go until the book is available (via UCL Press as an open access publication!), but we now have a catalogue page and a cover - by
@MarkWitton, and featuring Gertie the Dinosaur in centre stage

https://t.co/13POEvPEOq

[King's History @kingshistory]

Yesterday afternoon @historysunny spoke to 40 secondary school History teachers about her research. The event, a CPD day entitled 'Framing Britain: Global Reflections', was held @NPGLondon and hosted in partnership with @IOEHistoryEdSIG

[King's History @kingshistory]

Lecturer in Modern Economic History (fixed term contract until 31 August 2025) https://t.co/ggdZYGqBgR

[Jon Wilson @jonewilson]

This is what you can do with a @kingshistory degree. Congratulations to our fastest graduate @dinaashersmith! ! https://t.co/dZvq1cm8BW

[German History Society @GermanHistSoc]

James Bjork (@kingshistory) in the article 'Reconquest, Reconstruction, Resumption: Churching Poland after the Second World War' examines how the Roman Catholic Church navigated the increase in church buildings at its disposal at the end of WW2
https://t.co/vb7cXgelOn
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[King's History @kingshistory]

Our colleague @Chris_Manias is in the @LeverhulmeTrust newsletter! https://t.co/0B8dWtSrMf And he even chose a 1930s Triceratops model for us

[King's History @kingshistory]

1974. Whose Crisis? Labour on the eve of Thatcherism.
Dr Florence Sutcliffe-Braithwaite, @UCLHistory 5 June 2024, 6pm-7:30pm King’s College London, King’s Building, Edmond J Safra Lecture Theatre https://t.co/FbQFuyvOF1

[King's History @kingshistory]

1964. Challenging the Attlee legacy? Towards a New Industrial State and a New Welfare State.
@DEHEdgerton @kingshistory https://t.co/U60YXjgd3U

[Medicine and the Making of Race, 1440-1720 @MMoR_KCL]

New blog alert! Check out @murphyhs2019's blog which explores David Henri Gallandat’s 1769 text 'Necessary Instructions for Slave Traders' #earlymodern #histmed #histrace @kingshistory https://t.co/D0nUpmO0dB