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STUDY LIVESTREAM COMING TOPIC: Stalin 1928-41Hi everyone, I’m live-streaming on November 20th at 2pm.I will be teaching ...
11/11/2024

STUDY LIVESTREAM COMING

TOPIC: Stalin 1928-41

Hi everyone, I’m live-streaming on November 20th at 2pm.

I will be teaching about the Stalin era up to the N**i invasion and taking your questions. If you have an exam question or essay you want some help with, bring it along and we will work on it together.

Join me on November 20th at 1pm UK time to answer your study questions on the Russian Revolution and Stalinism

24/10/2024

Hi folks, today’s episode is an exploration of memorialisation, contested histories and the way trauma is used and weaponised. Check out this episode on the legacy of the Nanjing Massacre:

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This is the FB page for Explaining History Ebooks. I started writing this series in 2011 and challenged myself to see if I could write the entire history of the 20th Century in 100 ebook chapters. We're on 16 now so watch this space. Since then it's grown into a podcast and now into a series of study guides and we're working on a YouTube channel as well. The Explaining History site (www.explaininghistory.com) is a showcase for all the ebook titles, but I wanted it to be much more than that, I've tried to make it a useful resource for students, with a dozen or so free downloads, the aforementioned podcast and monthly guest essays from great history writers. Ultimately the point of this FB page and the website is to engage as many people as possible in a debate about modern history, it's a valuable (if consistently undervalued) commodity and knowledge of it is the birthright of everyone.