Sue Onslow is IHC’s 2023 Visiting Scholar

Sue Onslow is IHC’s 2023 Visiting Scholar

British historian Sue Onslow is the third IHC Visiting Scholar, an IHC programme whose aim is to promote a short programme of research and advanced training activities each year by an international historian. Sue Onslow is a leading academic in the field of Cold War...
Position statement from the IHC Scientific Committee

Position statement from the IHC Scientific Committee

On 12 September, at a meeting of the IHC’s Scientific Committee, it was unanimously decided to send a letter to the publisher Routledge expressing its position on the withdrawal of the chapter “The Walls Spoke When No One Else Would. Autoethnographic notes...
The IHC has a new Board of Directors and Coordinators

The IHC has a new Board of Directors and Coordinators

The new members of the Governing Bodies and Coordinators of the IHC’s Research Groups were elected yesterday at the General Assembly. The new President of the IHC Board is Luís Trindade, an Assistant Researcher at the IN2PAST Associated Laboratory and an...
FORCED project opens exhibition in Paris

FORCED project opens exhibition in Paris

The exhibition Travailleurs Portugais et Espagnols dans le IIIe Reich (1940-1945) [Portuguese and Spanish workers in the Third Reich (1940-1945)], an output of the European research project FORCED, will open at the Université Paris 8 Vincennes – Saint-Denis on...
IHC receives six new FCT Doctoral Research Scholarships

IHC receives six new FCT Doctoral Research Scholarships

The IHC will welcome six new doctoral students fully funded by the scholarships from the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), whose results were announced at the end of July. Distributed across the History and Archaeology, Anthropology, and Arts panels, the...
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