MEMEX WW1

'Experiences and Memories of #WW1 in #Belgium' = an interdisciplinary research project, financed by @Belspo.
Account managed by Karla Vanraepenbusch.

[MEMEX WW1 @memexww1]

We are very proud to present our new book: "Experience and Memory of the First World War in Belgium" published by @WaxmannVerlag! For a preview, see Google Books: https://t.co/mtBFW9REuE

[Studiecentrum Eerste Wereldoorlog @SSEW1914_1918]

Ieper wil haar burgerslachtoffers Eerste Wereldoorlog herdenken: "Stuur allemaal je ontwerp door" https://t.co/LyyX61vY93

[1914-1918-online @19141918online]

#CfP: The #FWW saw most of Belgium under military occupation, its government exiled & its military initially ill-prepared. We're looking for an author to write about the special relations between civilian and military power in Belgium during #WW1:
https://t.co/DEmXIHWUSq

[KBR @kbrbe]

Wetenschappelijke artikelen in #openaccess vind je nu makkelijker terug dankzij Mosa, de nieuwe tool van @UniversiteLiege die Belgisch onderzoek promoot: https://t.co/wXRG2rWZvw @ULiegeLib #research

[KBR @kbrbe]

Retrouvez plus facilement les article scientifiques disponibles en #openaccess grâce à Mosa, le nouvel outil de @UniversiteLiege promouvant la recherche belge : https://t.co/wXRG2rWZvw @ULiegeLib #recherche

[FWWbib @FWWbib]

New addition: 't Gruwzaam oorlogsland: Bronnen over de Eerste Wereldoorlog in de collectie van Liberaal Archief Liberas https://t.co/CMF8btkTOq

[Studiecentrum Eerste Wereldoorlog @SSEW1914_1918]

Ook 'Het Belgisch Dagblad' is nu online te raadplegen. Van 1915-1918 verscheen het in Den Haag ten behoeve van de vele Belgische vluchtelingen in neutraal Nederland.

[FWWbib @FWWbib]

New addition: Bodies without Souls: The Return of Belgian Traumatized Servicemen https://t.co/tRmr3G3a3q

[MEMEX WW1 @memexww1]

Thank you very much to Susanne Brandt (@HHU_de) for her thorough review of our book "Experience and Memory of the First World War in Belgium"! We appreciate your feedback! https://t.co/4IDGoGzUzH

[Onze Taal @onzetaal]

#woordweetje
Het woord #hamsteren is in de Eerste Wereldoorlog ontstaan. Meer info hierover op https://t.co/k9J6rJS5Dm
of https://t.co/5WkMwLnaNN

[Studiecentrum Eerste Wereldoorlog @SSEW1914_1918]

Hoe we 100 jaar geleden de Westhoek weer opbouwden na de Eerste Wereldoorlog https://t.co/jSzIMeFlWq

[FWWbib @FWWbib]

New addition: Over die oorlog. Bedenkingen bij een eeuw geschiedschrijving over het ontstaan van de Eerste Wereldoorlog. https://t.co/dZ74Dg9QZb

[Dominiek Dendooven @DomDendooven]

Now available from Amazon, and on https://t.co/CrrMH7Y1YY. An introduction to the reconstruction of Flanders after the Great War, including all this year's exhibitions and events.

[Prof H Jones @WW1POWs]

The Historial is offering scholarships for Ph.D. students working on the First World War: https://t.co/3HxikQVacO

[Maartje Abbenhuis @maartjeabb]

CfP: join the 'War in Context' research hub at the University of Auckland for an exciting interdisciplinary workshop on 'Weapons, Wounds and Warfare' in December 2020. CfP now open: https://t.co/kILF3jjRNH

[Kathryn White @KathrynWW1]

***ANNOUNCEMENT***

Launching our new conference, 'A World Aflame', for non-military histories of the First World War.

@InThatRichEarth and myself are hosting the free one day event at @PembrokeOxford on 1st May 2020.

Submit your abstracts now! #ww1

[James Connolly @DrJamesConnolly]

#Twitterstorians working on World War 1 (#WW1) and nationalism, please consider sending a proposal for a 2-day workshop I'm co-organising at UCL that will take place in mid-April! It's a bit short notice but the deadline is 28 February: https://t.co/0FjhJTZyiU

[BMGN - LCHR @BMGN_LCHR]

Kardinaal Mercier was een man van grote betekenis in de Belgische geschiedenis. Jan De Volder schreef er een boek over dat ‘niet in de laatste plaats voortreffelijk is geschreven’, aldus recensent Lodewijk Winkeler: https://t.co/d429r8i8Lr

@LodeWink @Volder1 @LeuvenUP

[Belgian refugees @belgianrefugees]

One of the many topics still to be researched: among the hundreds, thousands Belgian railway workers sent into the occupied Ruhr to break strikes there in the 1920s, how many of those had been a refugee during the war? (below Beaumont 2019:137/149, OUP) @twbeaumont