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CitizenWald,
@CitizenWald@historians.social avatar

Well, here's a nice one for @CoinOfNote (as well as all @histodons ):

Tom Holland: We must celebrate England’s forgotten founding mother

"If a fire broke out at Tom Holland’s house, the one item he would rush to rescue is a coin. . . . For his 50th birthday Holland tracked down and spent 'my entire family savings' on the coin that was minted in Chester during her rule, which had been found in an abandoned Roman fort before appearing at an auction in New York"

So cool.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/d5805e06-18e8-456b-8284-bdd345287351?shareToken=d395a39b1fd793d6f206f08a264061b3

sunflowerinrain,
@sunflowerinrain@mastodon.online avatar

@CitizenWald @CoinOfNote @histodons Makes more sense than celebrating a saint who had nothing to do with England.

CoinOfNote,
@CoinOfNote@historians.social avatar

@sunflowerinrain @CitizenWald @histodons Aethelflaed launched an expedition deep into Viking-held territory to rescue the bones of Saint Oswald, the warrior King of Northumbria - and he might be worth learning more about too!

sonjdol,
@sonjdol@ohai.social avatar

Hello fellow academic researchers, I am having a discussion with a sociologist about whether and to what degree a social science degree should and can include courses on history and historical methodology. To make my case, which should be based on existing research and researchers, I am looking for sociologists and political scientists, who have either worked historically or have thought about how and why history should be part of social science thinking.
@histodons @politicalscience @sociology

davi_cath,
@davi_cath@mastodon.social avatar

@sonjdol @politicalscience @sociology @histodons John Clegg‘s work on the relationship between capitalism and slavery is great. One of the most interesting and relevant contributions to the debate, imo.

scottmatter,
@scottmatter@aus.social avatar

@sonjdol @histodons @politicalscience @sociology

Would political economy and world systems theory stuff be relevant?

From anthro, thinking of people like Eric Wolfe, James Scott, etc…

Athenenoctua, French
@Athenenoctua@mastodon.gougere.fr avatar

Dessin de Romanin, alias Jean Moulin, qui était aussi un dessinateur talentueux et joyeux, doublé d'un collectionneur d'art.

Vu dans l' "Jean Moulin, les voies de la liberté" du Centre d' de la et de la à .


@histodons

litteracarolina,
@litteracarolina@mastodon.online avatar

Here is another lovely from @subugoe (8 Cod. MS pers. 14), containing the Šerḥ-i Sabḥat al-abrār, a literary text. This is from the 17th or 18th century. @historikerinnen @histodons @medievodons

litteracarolina,
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@subugoe @historikerinnen @histodons @medievodons My student has just discovered what looks like 18th-century censorship in this manuscript! The miniature of Yusuf and Zuleika having sex on their wedding night has been obscured by a carefully cut, glued and decorated piece of paper.

Open page of a manuscript in Arabic, with a colourful miniature of two people having sex partially hidden by a flap of paper.

litteracarolina,
@litteracarolina@mastodon.online avatar

Looking at with my students today. This is a stunning frontispiece from @subugoe Cod MS arab. 190, containing the Kitāb al-wāfīya fi šarḥ al-kāfīya from 1478, collated with the author’s own copy. @historikerinnen @medievodons @histodons

spatial_history, German
@spatial_history@mstdn.social avatar

: Festkolloquium zu Ehren des Frühneuzeithistorikers Gerd Schwerhoff, der zum Sommersemester 2024 an der TU Dresden emeritiert wurde.
🔜 zum Programm: https://tu-dresden.de/gsw/phil/ige/fnz/die-professur/news/festkolloquium
@tudresden @histodons @historikerinnen

spatial_history,
@spatial_history@mstdn.social avatar

… und der Rückblick auf das Festkolloquium sowie auf 40 Jahre akademischer Existenz von Gerd Schwerhoff @tudresden

@histodons @historikerinnen

eivind,
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OTD, 7 May 1945, the Norwegian paper Aftenposten published literary Nobel laureate Knut Hamsun's Hitler obituray. @histodons

eivind,
@eivind@fribygda.no avatar

@SimonRoyHughes
Not a popular take in Norway :)
@histodons

SimonRoyHughes,
@SimonRoyHughes@thefolklore.cafe avatar

@eivind @histodons But the cowards don't dare raise their voices when I start ranting.

info,
@info@historywalksvenice.com avatar

The plague doctor

The plague doctor with the beaked mask might not have much to do with Venice — that figure is more likely to be French.

https://historywalksvenice.com/article/the-plague-doctor/

paninid,
@paninid@mastodon.world avatar

It was a nice country while we had it, y’all.

Remember the good times.

Write down your memories, thoughts, and feelings.

Future historians will use them to reconstruct what happened.

That was literally the premise of A Handmaid’s Tale.

https://fortune.com/2024/05/02/joe-biden-white-house-comments-campus-protests-gaza-israel/

@histodons

claralistensprechen3rd,

@paninid I haven't asked around but I strongly suspect so. Such people are described in Israeli media as "liberal Jews", which would include "non-practicing" Jews. I've had debate run-ins with (this seems to me quite the oxymoron) atheist Jews who are in fact rabidly Zionist. I heard an author being interviewed in passing, didn't catch his name but his catch phrase is quite timely: something to the effect of--in a one-eyed world, the two-eyed are the marginalized.

jakobwannsee,
@jakobwannsee@mastodon.social avatar

81 years after the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, we speak with Havi Dreifuss of Tel Aviv University about the Jewish perspective on the Holocaust in Poland, resistance, and her book on the end of the ghetto.

https://www.ghwk.de/en/podcast/episode/3-poland-jewish-polish-relations-and-the-warsaw-resistance

@histodons
@href

nadav,
@nadav@babka.social avatar

@jakobwannsee
I have an informational question: are there measures taken to prevent pro Palestine activists from interrupting this event and others? Thanks.
@histodons @href

neveralways,
@neveralways@438punk.house avatar

@nadav @jakobwannsee @histodons @href I also have an informational question: are there measures being taken to prevent any of our contemporaries from getting the idea that when an ethnically defined other has been pushed from their homes into a densely populated area surrounded by soldiers, prevented from leaving, and periodically killed en masse, then this justifies resistance?

litteracarolina,
@litteracarolina@mastodon.online avatar

Just got my new DinoLite digital ! All ready for some ink and pigment analysis with my students on Thursday. @medievodons @histodons @historikerinnen

litteracarolina,
@litteracarolina@mastodon.online avatar

@medievodons @histodons @historikerinnen Some images I took just now of ordinary ballpoint on paper, the first with UV and the second with normal light. Great definition on the ink edges and paper fibres.

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litteracarolina,
@litteracarolina@mastodon.online avatar

Please spread the word about this! We need more applicants. Deadline is tomorrow but late applications can be accepted. @medievodons @historikerinnen @histodons

From: @litteracarolina
https://mastodon.online/@litteracarolina/111935843148645383

bojacobs,
@bojacobs@hcommons.social avatar

Chernobyl, 38 years ago today.

Human "bio-robots" had to make homemade lead lined suits to then spend 40 seconds to 2 minutes on the roof of reactor #3 shoveling bits of the reactor core into the hole where reactor #4 used to be. 3,500 people did this task.

#Chernobyl #NuclearPower @histodons @sts

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timrichards,
@timrichards@aus.social avatar

@bojacobs @histodons @sts I visited Chernobyl after the 30th anniversary in 2016. Strange, eerie place.

Susan60,
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@bojacobs @histodons @sts

How many of those people have died of radiation related causes?

adachika192,
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https://pomeps.org/supporting-plausible-acts-of-genocide-red-lines-and-the-failure-of-german-middle-eastern-studies

Supporting plausible acts of genocide: Red lines and the failure of German Middle Eastern Studies (Benjamin Schuetze | POMEPS, April 2024)
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“… if an ICJ decision about the plausibility of Israel committing genocide does not make a scholar publicly speak out against unconditional German support for Israel, what will? What purpose does a state-funded expert in Arabic language have, who remains stuck in the ivory tower when politicians representing that state contemplate the generic prohibition of Arabic slogans at public protests? What purpose has a renowned scholar of Ottoman and/or Arab history who fails to publicly speak out against the open distortion and/or negation of simple historical facts in state-funded exhibitions? … There is no lack of expertise, there is a lack of courage to take a principled stance against the large-scale dehumanisation of Arabs and Muslims, and the ongoing mass murder of Palestinians.”

@palestine @histodons

litteracarolina,
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historiavocis,
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