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Representing Migration: The Legacy of Post-Imperial Migrations from World War I to the Cold War
International Conference at the Center for Advanced Studies, LMU Munich
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U.S. Catholic Historian
Future Issue:
War and Peace
For thirty-five years the U.S. Catholic Historian has published theme-based issues relevant to the history of American Catholicism. An upcoming issue will address the theme of war and peace. Contributions could include, but are not limited to, studies of the following:
· Catholic involvement in conflicts as officers, soldiers, nurses, and chaplains.
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War In Asia: Launch of Online Platform for histories, heritage and memory of WW2 in Asia
Over the last ten years or so we have seen a rapid proliferation of museums, memorials, commemorative rituals, battlefield tours and re-enactments emerge across Asia, all dedicated to the conflicts of the twentieth century – most notably among them, the Second World War.
War In Asia: Launch of Online Platform for histories, heritage and memory of WW2 in Asia
Collection Description (from online finding aid): Art Carter was an Afro-American journalist, sports reporter, and managing editor of the Afro-American Newspapers. Most materials relate to the Afro-American Newspapers, documents concerning Afro-American baseball, the Afro-American press, and organizations with which Carter was affiliated. Objects include primarily written files on sports, programs, tickets, photographs, and memorabilia.
