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The day has finally arrived – my new @OUPHistory book Making Makers: The Past, the Present, and the Study of Warhas been published and is available for purchase and download.
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
NEW EPSIODE! Doug Delaney of the Royal Military College of Canada! Recorded in Bruxelles Pub in Dublin-a candid chat that we enjoyed immensely (with Guinness!). Free-fall jumping to imperial armies to @RollingStones!
@SMH_Historians
#RMCCanada
open.spotify.com/episode/6CX…
Nope.
Also think this needs to be included in the conversation (not least because it’s right next to the Sage and part of the era of redevelopment): en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baltic…
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
"Framing the First World War," edited by @DrAEFox, @mpmfinch and David Morgan-Owen, has been awarded the Tomlinson Award from the @ww1ha.
Explore "Framing the First World War": kansaspress.ku.edu/978070064…
#WWI #WarHistory #WWIHistory #UPKansas
Extremely pleased to share the news that our edited volume ‘Framing the First World War’ has been awarded the Norman B. Tomlinson Prize for the best work of history in English on the First World War published in 2025.
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
👉Read more of the @tandfonline review of Framing the First World War: How Divergent Views Shaped A Global Conflict edited by @mpmfinch, @DrAEFox, and David G. Morgan-Owen: tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.…
📚Learn more: kansaspress.ku.edu/978070064…
#WWI #BookReview #MilitaryHistory #UPKansas
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
My favourite Ashington gag:
A sparky turns up at a clurrb in Ashington and asks the barmaid where the mains are.
“Tha just doon there past the ladies.” ⚡️
This part in particular.
Replying to @dburbach
Dort and Publius love to blame Iraq and Afghanistan on war college professors. You wont find many war college profs had good things to say about our strategy process in those wars, and many (half? more?) made prescient warnings before we went in
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
Important to understand the movement attacking the war colleges isn't just about 'wokeness' or non-military topics, but is fundamentally anti-Clausewitizan (and other eggheads) in favor of all tactics and war as only total war free of "politics" (i.e., policy goals)
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
The manuscript of my latest book, The Battle for American Opinion: British Propaganda and Anglo-American Relations, 1914-1917 has just gone off to the publisher. 🎉🥳
Now, time for a glass of wine!🍷
Oh hey, that me…
Framing the First World War explores how military leaders understood the conflict, and how those interpretations influenced their decisions. Pair your reading with a podcast.
Framing the First World War: tinyurl.com/r76hn2tr
#WorldWarI #MilitaryHistory #WWI #UPKansas
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
Framing the First World War explores how military leaders understood the conflict, and how those interpretations influenced their decisions. Pair your reading with a podcast.
Framing the First World War: tinyurl.com/r76hn2tr
#WorldWarI #MilitaryHistory #WWI #UPKansas
New review of Making Makers, this time in the Journal of Strategic Studies, and from the estimable pen of Greg Kennedy.
It's a fascinating read and worth your time - read it at the link:
tandfonline.com/eprint/QT4BR…
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
Framing the First World War explores how perceptions shaped military decisions.
Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6lq…
Learn about Framing the First World War: kansaspress.ku.edu/978070064…
#WorldWarI #WWIHistory #MilitaryHistory #UpKansas
Outrageous attempt to take Norfolk Island away from the division of bean! region.com.au/boundary-chang…
Michael P.M. Finch retweeted
Delighted to announce the publication of "US Cultural Diplomacy after the Cold War: Decline, Recovery, and Fall?" co-edited with Giles Scott-Smith
My thanks to all our brilliant contributors and to the editors at Manchester University Press!
manchesteruniversitypress.co…
And here. Framing the First World War youtu.be/WBtax6gbphI?si=3gBo… via @YouTube























