PhD Workshop: The Defence of Borders in Military History
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This conference will explore the role played by discoveries and debates about the ancient past in the development of ideas about the Middle East in the nineteenth and early twentieth century. What competing imperial, national, and transnational narratives about the present and future of this geopolitically crucial region were fed by archaeology, philology, and history?
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Please join us for the next meeting of the Modern Japan History Workshop on Thursday, May 12th at 19:00 JST. Our presenters this month will be Gergely Tóth (independent scholar), who will present his work on Japanese-Hungarian bilateral relations (details below).
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