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...world experts though, if not the single greatest expert on the life and times of Adolf Hitler. His two volume epic biography of the Nazi dictator is now the standard text on the subject, and he’s speaking tonight, appropriately enough, on the 60th anniversary of Hitler’s suicide in a lecture entitled Hitler’s Place in History. And I think I can safely promise that...

...world, and aimed to showcase the diverse individuals and communities that make Milton Keynes their home. Those who call Milton Keynes their home The 2011 census reports that people of BAME origin (those identifying as an ethnicity other than White British) made up 26% of the population of the Borough of Milton Keynes and 18.5% of people living here were born outside of...

...World War centenary period. There actually wasn’t that much First World War on my degree, but the general buzz of discussion, and a lot of well-publicised public events and projects, served to get me more interested in the conflict. I think it may have been a passing mention in a lecture about interwar popular culture – something about soldiers chewing gum and smoking...

...world. Most of the existing scholarship on anti-nuclear activism in the late Cold War focuses on Western Europe and the US. With this project, we explored the different forms of anti-nuclear activism beyond the North Atlantic, leading to an edited volume (which can be read open access here). Related to this, I’m just finishing writing a monograph on anti-nuclear...