Pleased to share the schedule for our dissertation Twitter conference on 15 April 2021. All presentations will be retweeted later in the day. Put the date in your diary, RT and follow! @AnnaMaguire24 @daniel_todman @QMHistory
Good Afternoon, I’m Thomas and today I will be talking to you about my dissertation, A Vital Innings: #Cricket during the First World War. If you are interested please follow along/share and any feedback would be greatly appreciated. #tailendersoftheworlduniteandtakeover
@IslayShelbourne Thank you very much! For my oral testimonies I’ve been focusing on the opinions of the British public after watching these films in the cinema, as well as some polish opinions on representation!
Hi #twitterhistorians I'm Weronika and I will be kicking off this twitter conference with my dissertation project: Representations of Polish Exile Armed Forces in British Media from Dangerous Moonlight to Hurricane. Any feedback and advice is greatly appreciated #lonwar#polww2 1
Hi fellow historians, my name is Arek and I’m here to present to you my current research about my dissertation topic – Polish interwar and post-war migration in the UK. Any feedback/suggestions would be greatly appreciated #lonwar#history#Polishhistory 1/12
@DrDionGeorgiou @thehistorygirl1 @teachlearnwar@AdrianGregory20 @LucieWhitmore @LucyNoakes1 @ProfAlisonSFell @teaandnerdery @daniel_todman Thanks Dion. It is a long while back to the start of last semester (feels like forever) - but it was a big part of helping us to think about the different identities that exist within a capital city. It is lovely to know that we are following in your footsteps at QM too.
Thanks to everyone who tuned into our conference today. As one of the module organisers I wanted to say how proud I am of the students for being brave enough to share their work - and how grateful I am to all of you for your positive and helpful interactions with them 1/
Echoing @daniel_todman's comments here. What a fantastic way to finish a module where collaboration and kindness (as well as a lot of history) have been the order of the day!
The #lonwar twitter conference was one of the highlights of my time @QMHistory , I hope this year's cohort enjoyed the experience as much as I did and I am so excited to read through all the amazing topics today.
@WheelofEnubis @GilesMacDonogh@KrzysztofCam Thank you very much for the links @GilesMacDonogh @WheelofEnubis. Unfortunately I won't be able to conduct any interviews but this is something that's of great interest to me and might be developed in a postgrad piece as it would shed light on the grass roots history of migration
@zecer_bdg Thank you for your response Piotr! Yes, I will be looking at reasons for families leaving the UK to other countries as well as why some returned to Poland at the time.
@KasiaTee @ChrisKempshall Hi Kasia, thank you very much to you and @ChrisKempshall for your interest and responses! My dissertation is 10,000 words in length and I haven't yet looked into the London met archives but I'll be sure to look into them for more insight into Polish life post-war.
@LucieWhitmore Thank you that is really kind (your article was held up to us as a model of how to talk about methodological challenges to strengthen our analysis).
I was so wrapped up in a project with @vickersmg this week that this event totally passed me by, but I recommend reading this thoroughly interesting thread. Clearly a course worth considering if you are looking for an academic challenge.