
The Power Politics and People of #FWW Centenary. Rob Page @QMUL Trustee @3PillarsProject Founder @4Alpha1 r.j.page@qmul.ac.uk
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Long over due check in with Prof Dan Todman this week he reminded me:
PT PhD = longer x life events
Leaving the Army a big thing that takes time to resolve
Starting a new career is stressful and probs has taken priority (rightly)
Chipping away is good, milestones are better
We talked about my thesis on the Power People and Politics of the Centenary of the #FWW.
As good historians there was the odd side track - including ephemera - for his new research - but also the craft, labour and volunteering of the Centenary.
I had the bug again for sure 2/3
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Grave robbery in #WWI: The grave of Canadian Captain William Durie in Toronto. Captain Durie was killed in France in December 1917 and initially buried in Loos British Cemetery. When his mother Anna was unsuccessful in lobbying for his body to be returned to Canada, she took matters into her own hands. On the night of 25th July 1925 she stole into the cemetery, dug up her son's remains and returned to Canada with them hidden in a suitcase. She had them reburied in the family plot in August, in the only known instance of such a forcible repatriation from the First World War. linktr.ee/matmclachlan
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If you are looking for a fascinating panel and discussion this morning at #SMH2023 come join us in Indigo 204A across from the registration table! @theGAPstorey @Elizabeth_Cobbs
If you’re a veteran of Iraq, or even if you’re not, this is worth a listen.
#Iraq20YearsOn
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An actual conference
📢 Paging all war studies, military history, peace-building, colonial & post-colonial, international relations & museum people:
CFP open for a hybrid conference on Alliances @NAM_London in March 2023!
Travel support available, incl for students to attend.
nam.ac.uk/call-papers-allian…

ALT Oil on canvas painting, titled 'The meeting of Wellington and Blücher at 'La Belle Alliance', 18 June 1815'. The painting is dominated by dark colours, with the light source being the moon behind clouds. The scene depicts a meeting of the two commanders in the aftermath of battle at the 'La Belle Alliance' tavern. They shake hands while wounded soldiers are being carried away on litters behind them.
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Thur #PhD supervision
I was anxious because there’s been a lot of life in 6 months and not much room for PhD
After an hour talking through with @daniel_todman felt more “on it” than ever.
Part time PhD is nails.
x2 as long
x4 worth of life
Thanks Dan
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Offered to sing, and am now being ushered to the front. 🤷♂️
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The U.S. and the Holocaust Premieres Sept. 18 | PBS pbs.org/kenburns/us-and-the-…
When history and memory students get all political.
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I am now the editor of the academic peer-refereed journal, the International History Review. tandfonline.com/journals/rin…
Love this digitisation.
.@stilgherrian @cityofsydney has loaded up an interactive story map 4 the 'Demolition Books’ exhibition site. TrigWarn: Central Related Themes tweets 2 follow
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At @3pillarsproject we build partnerships and teams to create better outcomes for young people.
We go further together to create a criminal justice system that can prevent reoffending and everything that comes with it.
Great write up of what we do. hmppsinsights.co.uk/nacro-go…
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This is a really good listen.
Stunning sound track, well researched, plenty of moral dilemmas in there too.
#TheBomb
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