Centre for Hidden Histories | An AHRC funded centre for public engagement with the First World War centenary. Image courtesy Imperial War Museum
University of Nottingham
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Nice to get round to publishing this blog on my recent trip to Huddersfield for the IWM War and Conflict Specialist Subject Network study visit on representing traumatic histories: hiddenhistorieswwi.ac.uk/unc…
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NEW! .@LarissaAllwork presents a framework for understanding public engagement with #WW1 & argues that these evaluative lessons could inform the national centenary of #WW2 .D/L #openaccess article here. #ResearchForAll @IOE_Press @Hidden_Hist @DerbyUni ingentaconnect.com/content/i…
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Looking forward to new reading: given to me courtesy of David Savill at the great Age Exchange. A history of the organisation @CombatStress by Rachel Duffett
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Stimulating discussions today about what best practice looks like in addressing traumatic histories. Pleased to present mine and @NigelCHunt workshop on trauma and the FWW to great practitioner audience from @I_W_M @HistoricEngland @ageexchange @Holocaust_Hud
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2nd day of IWM war and conflict SSN. Great to meet the exhibition team and hear about the survivor stories that make up @Holocaust_Hud exhibition (which is very much worth visiting). Fascinating to listen to the plans for the new Holocaust galleries @I_W_M.
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Thoughtful discussions at today’s @I_W_M War and Conflict SSN workshop on traumatic histories @Holocaust_Hud. Compelling talk by Iby Knill on her personal experiences of Nazi persecution.
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Fantastic final panel discussions, from grand historical narratives of the 1914-18 conflict, to the need to integrate newly discovered local and global histories. And this great illustration of our discussions! @Hidden_Hist @Voices_WW1
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Final panel discussion: Why Remember? Are anniversaries useful hooks for commemoration? Or can they be limiting? @Hidden_Hist @Voices_WW1
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Historical object boxes, virtual reality green screens and trips to the IWM! Great to hear about @Hidden_Hist Young People's Education Hub at today's AHRC Communities, Commemoration and Collaboration conference. @Voices_WW1
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I was introduced to many new inspirational women at the Legacies of the First World War Festival: Women & War @Hidden_Hist @ahrcpress @GatewaysFWW @FWWLives @Voices_WW1 including Addie Waites Hunton, Mary Jollie, Dr Isabel Emslie Hutton #somanystories #WW1 #inawe #neverknowenough
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Just published a new blog on mine and @NigelCHunt 's adventures at Family Tree Live last month @familytreemaguk. Good luck to @LivingLegacies3 for their forthcoming festival - you can see Nigel there too! hiddenhistorieswwi.ac.uk/unc…
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Looking forward to going to @FolkTransport next week for #LivingLegacies with @CuratorLucy @leedsirish to think about how communities have used objects from collections to explore #sharedheritage @ahrcpress @Voices_WW1 @GatewaysFWW @FWWLives @Hidden_Hist xitter.cf/LivingLegacies3/status…
2019 WW1 Engagement Centres Festival Shared Heritage - Legacies of the First World War 18th - 22nd May 2019 for more information/book tickets please go to: eventbrite.co.uk/o/2019-ww1-… @ahrcpress @Voices_WW1 @GatewaysFWW @FWWLives @Hidden_Hist
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Congrats Richard, Adrian and @NigelCHunt! @Hidden_Hist
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On Daybreak from 8.00 AM CET @radiohannah will be talking to Michael Noble an author and academic who runs the Centre for Hidden Histories (@Hidden_Hist) - a military history engagement centre which aims to commemorate and reflect upon events of the 20th century. #Dday
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We're delighted that #TheyShallNotGrowOld won the Innovation award with @I_W_M at the #MandHAwards! Peter Jackson's film won for being “ground breaking" and for its "huge impact"
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Thanks @KatyBeeGreen - and great to meet you and hear your talk about how family historians can deal with the difficult pasts that they uncover - a neglected but important topic in the current memory studies literature.
Dr Allwork and Dr Hunt sharing their research on trauma and shellshock - fascinating #FamilyTreeLive
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Really enjoyed mine and @NigelCHunt talk today at Ally Pally for @familytreemaguk Great questions from the audience and really helpful tech/ set-up team. Find our research guide in the lecture notes section of the Family Tree Live website from 5pm on Saturday.
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On my way to Family Tree Live! Looking forward to my lecture with @NigelCHunt at 11:30 @FamilyTreeMag @Hidden_Hist
Family Tree Live is in full swing! Don’t forget to meet us at The Village Green at 11am and 3pm for a chat 😊
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Join us Wed 21st May at PRONI to celebrate the digital achievements of #WW1centenary. Come hear about projects like ‘Deborah D51’ and the #BattleofCambrai.
Book now at: eventbrite.co.uk/e/digital-c…
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Our next talk for the Trauma and the First World War project will be @FamilyTreeMag Live at Alexandra Palace on Friday 26th April. Very exciting! Follow this link to book tickets and see event programme: family-tree.co.uk/ftre/show/…
Speaker announcement! Dr Nigel Hunt and Dr Larissa Allwork will be at Family Tree Live 2019 speaking on 'Shell shock stories and beyond: trauma and the First World War'. #familyhistory #ww1
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ALT Dr Nigel Blunt and Dr Larissa Allwork will be speaking at Family Tree Live 2019