From Twitter
This week in the twittersphere, the podcast The Dig hosted by Daniel Denver explores slavery in New England and the broader Atlantic World in the newly released episode, “Capitalism and Slavery, Pt.
For the Week of May 12, 2019
The Weekly Five
A selected round-up of democracy in the news. All opinions are those of their respective owners and do not reflect the opinions of H-Democracy.
You know India’s democracy is broken when millions wait for election results in fear
H-Diplo Publication Schedule, 20 May to 07 June
The H-Diplo publication schedule for the period 20 May to 07 June is as follows:
Week of 20 May:
PSA Graduate Student Research Award Competition now Open
Each year the P
Making Monographs Open
This article describes a new open access publishing initiative for history books: the Sustainable History Monograph Pilot .
From Twitter
What's new in the twittersphere over these past two weeks?
Call for Editors for H-Pennsylvania: Opportunity for Current Subscribers
Greetings, H-Pennsylvania Subscribers!
Do you have an hour or so a week to give to H-Pennsylvania?
H-Pennsylvania needs two or three subscribers who are willing to become discussion moderators and editors for the network. The editorial and moderator responsibilities rotate among the editors, typically in 2-week shifts.
Do you have an hour or so a week to give to H-Pennsylvania?
H-Pennsylvania needs two or three subscribers who are willing to become discussion moderators and editors for the network. The editorial and moderator responsibilities rotate among the editors, typically in 2-week shifts.
This scientist used imaging techniques to rescue sound from the Nuremberg trials
"Here's something you don't hear every day: a Supreme Court justice grilling the top brass of the Nazi Party in court. But archivists are working to digitize thousands of old audio recordings of the Nuremberg trials, which will then be released to the public, likely in 2020."
William A. Pencak Prize for best undergraduate research paper for academic year 2018-2019
Call for Undergraduate Research Papers for the Pencak Prize
Nominations are now open for the Pennsylvania Historical Association’s 2019 William Pencak Award for the best undergraduate research paper about Pennsylvania and/or mid-Atlantic history.
Modern worship of Tonantzin
An interesting piece appeared on Spectrum News from the Bay Area on the devotion to Tonantzin in conjunction with the Cruz de Mayo in the Iztaccihuatl - Popocatepetl region.
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