As a historian, the two areas of history that have always fascinated and intrigued me have been the Cold War and twentieth-century United States.
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As a historian, the two areas of history that have always fascinated and intrigued me have been the Cold War and twentieth-century United States.
Continue readingSophia Maisashvili introduces her column ‘Soviet Stories’ by examining the impact of dachas, particularly in soviet satellite states.
Continue readingWhat does A Christmas Carol reveal about Christmas throughout history? Glenn Armstrong examines the historical context behind the merry tale.
Continue readingSeán Gibbons introduces us to the first instalment of his column, Middlebrow Highs, discussing the work of 20th century ‘middlebrow’ writers.
Continue reading“We could not have asked for a better ambassador for late medieval history.” James Nevett reviews Netflix’s The King (2019).
Continue reading“The History Faculty’s policy of forcing single honours students to take two History of the British Isles papers…is problematic.”
Continue readingTW: racism, racial slurs Marshall Street was an unassuming, unexceptional street in Smethwick, West Midlands. Its terraced houses were not particularly striking or notable. The declining industrial town resembled many others across the country, facing …
Continue readingWondering how to prepare for the History Aptitude Test (HAT)? Read our student guide to find out how to ace it and put your mind at ease.
Continue readingEver considered a career in heritage? The OHR editors chatted to Hope and Jaynil, two interns with the Centre for Historic Houses India.
Continue readingThe Museum of Oxford, located on St Aldate’s, reopened on Monday 11 October following a multi-million renovation from national and local donors.
Continue reading“No essay needs to be a literary masterpiece.” Oliver Shaw shares his tips for writing your first History essay at university.
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