"In this spledind book on the growth of tourism, the reader travels with Gordon to key sites of memory in twentieth-century France. Drawing on French and German archivesw, Parisian police records, contemporary guid books, films, diaries, and interviews, Gordon displays a sazzling command of European history, tourism, and memory studies."
Elizabeeth Campbell, author of Defending National Treasures: French Art and Heritage under Vichy
Podcasts of interest to Latin American Historians to June 25
The Spring proved to be a popular time for new titles, and the New Books Network posted a huge number of interviews with authors:
Greetings all, I am trying to compile a list of possible podcast series we could review on H-Podcast. We have a draft of review guidelines we'll share soon. But in the meantime share with me podcasts you think should get reviewed. The reviews will be part of the H-Reviews program at H-Net.
Let us know any podcasts that would merit a review or let us know what you think might be a critera we should consider when selecting podcasts to review.
Listen to Prof. Mauro Nobili discuss his lastest book, Sultan, Caliph, and the Renewer of the Faith. Aḥmad Lobbo, the Tārīkh al-fattāsh and the Making of an Islamic State in West Africa (CUP 2020): episode available on the New Books Network website and accross all podcast platforms.
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Listen to Prof. Nemata Blyden discuss her lastest book, African Americans and Africa. A New History (YUP 2019): episode available on the New Books Network website, or on all podcast apps.
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