Just in time for syllabus-planning season, my latest article is now available online!
Honorary Aryans? Japanese German Mischlinge and the Negotiation of Identity in Nazi Germany | Contemporary European History | Cambridge Core - https://t.co/ug13iD8NqT
CFP: “Germans in the Asia-Pacific Region: (Post) Colonial Entanglements, Conflicts and Perceptions in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries,” conference at @Flinders in June 2025 (in collaboration with @kilderbenhauser). More info: https://t.co/Lf3P7a2xoP
question for #twitterstorians and others doing mostly document-based research using a camera to take pics of individual pages--I know how to convert jpegs to pdfs and combine into one single pdf on a Mac. But how do you mass- or batch-convert hundreds of jpegs to pdfs at once?
Looking for a laugh? Here's the #CFP for ‘Laughter as a Political Coping Mechanism’, a conference that I'm organizing with my wonderful mentor at @durham_history, @Dr_Helen_Roche (28-29 March 2025 @durham_uni). Please circulate widely & send proposals by 2 Sept! #twitterstorians
1/3 Our most viewed article in the last twelve months is "Strategy or Fascination? Subhas Chandra Bose’s Relations with Fascist Italy and Nazi Germany, and the Making of Sāmyavāda (1930s–1940s)" by @mariatumi_ (@UoMhistdept). Read it here: https://t.co/UMuWBSQ8Hv
CFP: Germans in the Asia-Pacific Region: (Post) Colonial Entanglements, Conflicts, and Perceptions in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries https://t.co/sOkfTMlcV4
Jay Sarkar, Renata Keller, Christopher McKnight Nichols, and I are delighted to announce the official launch of our new @UNC_Press book series -- "InterConnections: The Global 20th Century." Check out our website for more information! https://t.co/KNxred2BTi