Centre for the Study of the Two World Wars Seminar
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Seminar on Wednesday, 23 February 2011, 5 pm, in the McEwan Hall Reception Room
Professor Norman Ingram
Professor of Modern History and Chair of the History Department, Concordia University, Montreal will present a paper entitled 'Nazi Germany and British "Pacifism", 1933-1939'
The seminar will be followed by a reception.
The doors will open at 4.45 pm and the McEwan Hall Reception Room is accessed through Doorway No. 2 in the Old Medical School Quad, Teviot Place. The room is at the top of the stairs to the right.
Please R.S.V.P. to Anne Brockington, anne.brockington@ed.ac.uk or 0131 651 1254.
posted 10-2-11
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Gender History Network (Edinburgh) Seminar Programme |
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The Lake-Dwellings of Europe: Munro Trust International Seminar |
Friday 22nd October to Saturday 23rd October in the Archaeology Department, Old High School Yards, University of Edinburgh, Entry £20
The Munro Trust, University of Edinburgh, in collaboration with the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland are organising an International Seminar to commemorate the Centenary of the Munro Trust. The seminar will open on the evening of Friday 22nd October at Old High School Yards, University of Edinburgh and continue over Saturday 23rd October.
Further information:
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7th Fennell Lecture
“Neither a Borrower nor a Lender Be: Historical Reflections on the Economic Crisis.”
Professor Martin Daunton
Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge
Professor of Economic History
Monday 3rd May, 2010 at 17.45
Lecture Theatre B, David Hume Tower
All Are Welcome – This event is ticketed, but tickets are FREE. Tickets are available online at http://edinburgh-university-15.eventbrite.com
The Lecture venue and toilets are fully accessible. If you have any concerns about the venue’s accessibility, please contact Ruth Nicol, tel: 0131 650 3780; email: ruth.nicol@ed.ac.uk
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5.15pm, Tuesday, 23 February 2010
David Hume Lecture Theatre B
The Holocaust occurred in an age of genocide and ethnic cleansing. Recent scholarship has shown the extent to which the murder of the Jews was related to other Nazi policies of mass murder, yet, this lecture suggests, we need to look wider still. It places the Holocaust into the context of a European continent in the turmoil of modernisation, industrialisation, and conflict. It asks how Nazi policy towards the Jews was influenced by broader trends in continental history, and shows how the Holocaust was shaped by German interaction with other states.
All colleagues and students are warmly invited to Professor Donald Bloxham's inaugural lecture.
The lecture will be followed by a reception, to which everyone is invited to attend. In the interests of planning for numbers, please notify Muriel King <Muriel.King@ed.ac.uk> if you are interested in attending.
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Wednesday 3rd March 2010
at 5:30 pm in Conference Room,
David Hume Tower, University of Edinburgh
Please see more information about the event on the Scottish Centre for Diaspora Studies website.
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The final programme for the Scottish History Seminars (Spring Semester 2010) is now available.
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The new list of seminars
run by Archaeology Graduate Students is available
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The new list of seminars
for Semester 1 is now available. Full programme details can be
found at: Classics
Research Seminars Semester 1
Please
note: All seminars will take place on Wednesdays at 5 p.m. and,
unless otherwise stated, in the Faculty Room North DHT
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The new list of seminars
for Semester 1 is now available. Full programme details can be
found at: Scottish
History Research Seminars Semester 1
Please
note: All seminars will take place on Thursdays at 5:15 p.m. and,
unless otherwise stated, in the Seminar Room, 17 Buccleuch Place
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