Helion Conference at Derby Museum & Art Gallery on Saturday 27 April 2019. The Proceedings of the Life in the Red Coat conference that BCMH co-sponsored in April 2019 are about to be published. As with all new Helion titles at present, there will be a new title discount for the fi

The Centre for War and Diplomacy at Lancaster University invites you to our first research presentation of the 2020-21 Academic Year 29 October 2020 at 6pm (UK time) The event is free and will be online, pre-registration is required. ‘No more Concordes’? Aviation, industrial policy an

National Army Museum events What's On at the National Army Museum - Autumn 2020. A range of Online Talks.

The RAF in a World Transformed, 1945–49 Monday 28 and Tuesday 29 September 2020 Hosted Online from the RAF Museum This conference will bring together a broad range of academics and scholars to examine how the RAF reacted to a period of widespread changes which effected both the servic

Weblinks updated on 14 June 2020! 205 years ago, an estimated 60,000 men from across Europe died in a battle which came to define the Nineteenth century: Waterloo. Commemorations for the 205th anniversary of Waterloo have, for obvious reasons, been cancelled. The podcast ‘The Napoleon

Deadline 10 July 2020 AskHistorians https://www.askhistorians.com/ is a carefully moderated public history forum where the public asks questions, and where historians provide answers. Situated on the popular social media site Reddit, and bringing in over 1,500,000 monthly visitors fro

The School of Security Studies, King’s College London, held its first ever research conference last week, bringing together academics and PhD students from across the Defence Studies and War Studies Departments to present 15 panel events on the theme of global shocks. Due to the curre

Marco Wyss has issued another invitation to an online event. Centre for War and Diplomacy-Ruskin Killing at a Distance Seminar Series: Dr Patrick Brugh (Johns Hopkins University) "Call yourselves 'cannonry' instead of 'chivalry'": Aesthetic Dissonance and Gender Trouble in the Age of

Marco Wyss has forwarded me details of how to join this online seminar on 20 May 2020 which anyone may attend. Dear All, I hope this finds you and all your loved ones safe and well. The CWD has the pleasure to invite you to a fascinating online research seminar, in which Dr Daniela Oz

Virgilio Ilari has written from Italy to tell us about the interdisciplinary journal of the Italian Society of Military History (SISM), entitled Nuova Antologia Militare (NAM), a peer review and open access journal (www.nam-sism.org ; see board here: https://www.nam-sism.org/1.3%20dir