If you’re a postgraduate student or ECR researching any aspect of post-1914 European history (including the UK and Europe’s overseas empires), we’d love to hear from you. To submit a blog idea, or for more information about New Voices, please email [email protected]

Starter Pack 2:

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New Voices offers a space for postgraduate students working in our field to write short public-facing blogs about their original research on the contemporary history of Europe and its overseas empires (c.1914-present).

Email [email protected] to find out more or submit an idea.

Finally, @estefwright.bsky.social chose Claire Nally's review article on thanatalogy, 'Death is Not the End', for offering "an impressive synthesis of the emerging field of death studies" with "profound implications for how we think about grief". [7/7]

tinyurl.com/2m6dmtee

Harry Legg's article, 'I Hid for Days in the Basement' was chosen by @npapadogian.bsky.social for its use of autobiographical narrations, "[highlighting] the complexities of this hitherto understudied moment of discovery in the years before the Holocaust". [6/7]

tinyurl.com/4k86mvh2

@laurenstokes.bsky.social selected Dónal Hassett's Spotlight piece, 'Rethinking the Colonial in the Greater War', describing it as 'an incisive overview of a scholarly field that has grown to daunting proportions'. [5/7]

tinyurl.com/5es9h7k2

Highlighting 'Teachers in Power' from April 2025, @siobhanhearne.bsky.social notes that Tereza Juhászová's article "aptly demonstrates how schools became contested sites of power and ideology against the backdrop of wars and regime change" in Central Europe. [4/7]

tinyurl.com/4s3d2rdr