December 9 sees the 75th anniversary of the Genocide Convention...when the world said #NeverAgain. Over the next 75 days we'll be campaigning to make sure that the world does not forget that promise. Together we can make #NeverAgain a reality. Please watch our short launch film.
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@SPBeale Also - Robert and Ursula Kuczynski (she grew up in Weimar Germany and later became Agent Sonya). Chapter 1 of ‘Agent Sonya’ by Ben Macintyre paints an excellent picture of Weimar Berlin (esp the communist uprisings, impact of ww1, Jews etc)
In case it is useful, here is an index of all Teaching History articles from 1998-2022. I use it all the time to find articles: just CTRL + F and add the author's name or phrase in the title and you'll find it! I keep it updated annually. @histassoc https://t.co/AbEAkkhsmy
@Map_Addict@dumond_ed @FreyaMariaO @WomenEd We have a cover teacher but also all cover is paid, so incentive to ‘volunteer’ to do it. A lot of staff have children at the school so end up staying most the day anyway for school runs etc
Hugely stimulating day @OxfordDeptofEd with masters students past & present, work ranging from Holocaust Ed, material objects, historical interpretations & teacher agency in a neoliberal age. Joined by @mprteaching @Zaiba__ & @hiscoxhistory@jcarrollhistory
@MsGHist@historybookgrp A short history of medicine by Steve Parker (and echo other comments with their recommendations - Butchering Act is particularly good)
@DoyleSimmi @tomallenhistory Unfortunately not - sounds fascinating though! Have you joined the Facebook IBDP History teacher group? I do have a useful info booklet/textbook resource for ‘Euro imperialism and the partition of Africa’ - I can’t message you, but dm me if it’s of any use