Associate Fellow of the IHR, University of London. Historian on society in Nazi Germany. Latest book: ‘Dictatorship and Daily Life in 20th Century Europe’.
How did two of the most horrific dictatorships use posters as a crucial means of political propaganda, in their mutual efforts to create support for their rule and to destroy each other?
Soviet and Nazi Posters by Kees Boterbloem & @Lisa_Pine1 is out now https://t.co/mSJDIqNwLE
3 years ago the exhibition #WearenotAlone#LegaciesofEugenics opened at @wienerlibrary in #London. Since then it travelled to 9 countries and to 14 cities across 3 continents. The work continues! https://t.co/PFxqPd85jh
Very pleased to say that the entirety of mine and @BarnabasBalint special issue with @HolocaustJCH 'Transnational Holocaust Studies in History and Memory' is now online!
The issue is based on papers from the @_BIAHS_ 2022 PG conference
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📖 We’re looking forward to this new release from Neil Gregor (@HistoryAtSoton@ParkesInstitute) ‘The Symphony Concert in Nazi Germany’, out in May 2025.
The Empire’s Reformations: Politics and Religion in Germany, 1495-1648 by David M. Luebke is a concise introduction to the reforms that unfolded in the Holy Roman Empire of the German Nation from the late 15th century to the end of the Thirty Years’ War. https://t.co/KwxyP7cJHR
Today is #RomaGenocideRemembranceDay, marking 80 years since the camp where Roma and Sinti people were held at Auschwitz-Birkenau was 'liquidated'.
Please join us in Remembering all the #Roma and Sinti men, women and children murdered by the Nazis.
Special thanks goes out to the talented cohort of experts who appeared in Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial on @netflix. Thank you for your invaluable contributions: @BenjaminHett@Lisa_Pine1 @nicolemeaton @bartov_omer @RichardsEvans36 @stevenbwick@tnflorvil (1/2)
"Hitler and the Nazis: Evil on Trial" on @netflix is essential viewing, especially for the 66% of millennials who don't know what Auschwitz is (according to a 2018 study). Everyone should know. Everyone should know. Everyone MUST know.
https://t.co/xS3bje1jGd
I REALLY can't wait for Hitler's Secret Missions to appear! It's a six-part series featuring @Edeaulx@Lisa_Pine1@AnnabelVenning and myself, and it should be on your screens SOON.
A royal reader📖 Queen Victoria was born and raised at Kensington Palace 👑 Her education was overseen by her mother, her equerry Sir John Conroy and her governess, Baroness Louise Lehzen✍️
🎥Curator Claudia Acott-Williams and HRP PhD Student Gabrielle Fields tell us more...📚
📢There are several bursaries available for study on the IHR #MA#History#Place & #Community. Please apply, or share and encourage others to do so! We really want to be able to award these funds. ⏰Apply by 20 March! ⏰#twitterstorians@UoLondon@SASNews https://t.co/GAMHhg4yui
📢 Happening tomorrow!
There's still tickets available to join us either online or in-person at the Library for what promises to be a fascinating insight into our current exhibition
Register now: https://t.co/shCr5WMXr1 @hgrp_org@RHUL_HRI@ChristineErinWL
'The black market gained support from farmers, butchers, consumers, and traffickers improvising to evade state regulation. This article explains the importance of the black market for meat in Vichy France...' @GFHJournal https://t.co/mKV6fgXIb1 #foodhistory#WWII#VichyFrance
Don't miss tonight's @BBCFreeThinking, where our Senior Curator Dr Barbara Warnock will be discussing the Library's remarkable history with Ann McElvoy
📻 On air at 10pm: https://t.co/3qrdGd4EKX
Exciting new three-part miniseries available on Amazon Prime Video (£/$)! Watch 'Defining Moments of World War II in Colour'. Episode synopses available at: https://t.co/dZSWvUamVH
@guywalters@EntertainMeLTD