Military History seminar

Institute of Historical ResearchThe Declaration of London Revisited: Did the Admiralty Know What It Was Doing?Dr Alan AndersonMilitary History seminar series

The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - seminar

May 23rd, 2011 46m 5s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - seminarDr Jonathan Krause(University of Greenwich)The opinion over the humanity or inhumanity of using gas as a viable weapon remains conflicted, with s

The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - discussion

May 23rd, 2011 34m 34s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - discussionDr Jonathan Krause(University of Greenwich)The opinion over the humanity or inhumanity of using gas as a viable weapon remains conflicted, wit

SOE, the French Resistance and the Battle for the Indre, June-September 1944

Nov 9th, 2010 55m 40s

Institute of Historical ResearchSOE, the French Resistance and the Battle for the Indre, June-September 1944Declan O'Reilly(UEA)Military History seminar series

Discussion: SOE, the French Resistance and the Battle for the Indre, June-September 1944

Nov 9th, 2010 42m 27s

Institute of Historical ResearchDiscussionSOE, the French Resistance and the Battle for the Indre, June-September 1944Declan O'Reilly(UEA)Military History seminar series

Navies, Internal Order and State-building in the Nineteenth Century

Oct 25th, 2010 43m 38s

Institute of Historical ResearchNavies, Internal Order and State-building in the Nineteenth CenturyCarlos Alfaro Zaforteza(KCL)Military History seminar series

Discussion: Navies, Internal Order and State-building in the Nineteenth Century

Oct 25th, 2010 43m 5s

Institute of Historical ResearchDiscussionNavies, Internal Order and State-building in the Nineteenth CenturyCarlos Alfaro Zaforteza(KCL)Military History seminar series

Butcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion?

Oct 11th, 2010 41m 32s

Institute of Historical ResearchButcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion?Dr Matthew Hughes(Brunel University)Military History seminar series

Discussion: Butcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion?

Oct 11th, 2010 45m 26s

Institute of Historical ResearchDiscussionButcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion?Dr Matthew Hughes(Brunel University)Military History seminar series

The Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-point

May 23rd, 2010 35m 56s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-pointJonathan Krause(KCL)The Second Battle of Artois was a failure in the long term with initial victories by the French army draining away by the bat

The Waffen-SS - what's left? The present state of research: challenges, sources and approaches

Apr 25th, 2010 55m 44s

Institute of Historical ResearchThe Waffen-SS - what's left? The present state of research: challenges, sources and approachesDr Niels Bo Paulson(Centre for Military History, Royal Danish Defence College)Military History seminar series

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