The Historian Journal – Term 2 2019/2020
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Tag: Modern
Do eighteenth-century sources support the concept of a ‘polite body’?
The Korean War to the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics: How Much Has Really Changed Concerning U.S.-North Korea Relations Since 1953?
By Issy Defillion
Victorian Vogues to Kardashian Culture: 19th Century Perceptions of the Female Body and the Modern Media
By Jessica Wright
Let’s Play With History
By Izaak Radecki
An Opportunity Missed in 1989: The Gradual Meander of Western Big-Picture Thinking
By Will Parker
Jewish Resistance in Eastern Europe: Was it Successful?
By Izaak Radecki
“The Point of Departure in Any Discussion of Jewish Resistance During the Holocaust Must Be the Basic Fact that the Jewish People Did Not Succeed in Defending These Lives.”
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From Revolution to Revolution
By Callum Newens
Was Revolution an Inevitability in Russia?
By Alicja Gorska
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A Noble Cause? Allied Intervention in the Russian Civil War 1917-1920
By Theodore Cox-Dodgson
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