@SWWStudiesEdin was founded by @wugolini @tobiaswkelly & Jeremy Crang. It received funding from the Royal Society of Edinburgh to run the Second World War Network (Scotland) 2021-23:
https://t.co/F9oVSjFWLe
Remembering my cousin Giovanni Amedes Cabrelli. Died 5 May 1946. Buried in Chatby Military and War Memorial Cemetery, Alexandria, Egypt. @wugolini@SimocbPalladin @McrMuseum @Terri_Colpi
🥳 It's (almost) here! Ancestry has announced the long-awaited online release of the first tranche of Second World War service records - plus seven days of free access to mark #RemembranceDay:
https://t.co/FObuN4558b
6 weeks till the deadline for our #SWW colloquium @HCAatEdinburgh (details below) . To encourage ECR participation, the registration fee will be only £10. There will be an informal dinner on the evening of Friday 9 May. Look forward to seeing you then!
Thanks largely to the hard work of @rgethompson91 our co-authored article on the post-war memorialisation and cultural representations of WW2 COs is now out in @JWCS_Journal. Open access here: https://t.co/yBWdS4nUWv
Delighted to see this out!
CFP: 1945/2025. Reflections on the Second World War.
One-day colloquium @SWWStudiesEdin Edinburgh, 9 May 2025. Keynote @CPenistonBird. Deadline for abstracts 6 Dec 2024; details below:
Supremacy at Sea: Task Force 58 & the Central Pacific Victory (@YaleBooks 2024). Join us for the launch of Prof Evan Mawdsley's insightful new book on pivotal #WW2 naval history, introduced by Prof @PhillipsPOBrien. Friday, 25 October, 10 Uni Gdns, Rm 203. https://t.co/alNoiaxuqr
Join us tomorrow night--Wednesday, 9 October at 7:30pm Eastern--for a session with Daniel Giblin (@Citadel1842) on his chapter, "‘By the Way, Not All of Them Were Bad:’ Trauma and the Experience of a War of Annihilation in Kursk Oblast, 1941-1943.” Email for reading/links.
CFP: 1945/2025. Reflections on the Second World War.
One-day colloquium @SWWStudiesEdin Edinburgh, 9 May 2025. Keynote @CPenistonBird. Deadline for abstracts 6 Dec 2024; details below:
Thrilled to share that elements of my research on army training across the British Empire are featured in this exhibit!
Great to see academic research having public impact.
@ahrcpress@UKRI_News@I_W_M@CDPConnect
Join us for our President's Address on 22 November to hear incoming president Professor Lucy Noakes (Essex) speak on 'War and Peace: Mass Observation, Memory and the Ends of the Second World War in Britain'.
The lecture will be preceded by our AGM at 6pm and followed by a drinks reception.
Register to attend in person in London here: https://t.co/rCASjtG5tR
Alternatively, you can attend online here:
https://t.co/3n75g805mS
Tickets are now live for Dr Marie Puren's talk on Thursday 24 October at @theUL. Marie will present her fascinating research during her time as Liberation Collection Visiting Scholar.
Book your FREE tickets here: https://t.co/zWigw1kwUv
Delighted to have been interviewed by Miranda Melcher @NewBooksNetwork about my book 'Wales in England 1914-1945'. We talked about Wales as a site of solace for the 'broken' English soldier & lots more:
https://t.co/EZ8ySnDGrx
I'm looking forward to delivering the Royal Army Chaplains' Museum Annual Lecture on 15 October at @TheGuardsChapel in London.
I'll be discussing the unique contribution of army chaplains in the liberation of Bergen-Belsen.
Free tickets can be booked - https://t.co/Y1vmpKsTXb