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Cold War history and other musings from a PhD candidate. Skip to primary content. I’m Jessica, an AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Partnership student, studying with the University of Strathclyde and Imperial War Museum, collecting oral history memories of ordinary peoples’ experiences of the early Cold War in Britain. How did British civilians experience the power play in geopolitics? What was their perception of the nuclear threat? What were their priorities during that period? Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Cold War history and other musings from a PhD candidate. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Living the layers in other peoples’ maps of Britain. July 4, 2016. Rainfall Radar Map layer – Met Office UK. Maps depict this trauma with different colours, boundaries, graphics and comparisons for in/out. Labour/not Labour, poor/rich, young/old, uneducated/degree’d, ethnic/not ethnic. I recently read about a Cold War Soviet enterprise to map overseas nations in such detail that cartographers anno...
March | 2015 | immaterialisms
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Cold War history and other musings from a PhD candidate. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Monthly Archives: March 2015. Though it resonates strongly in the present, the Cold War is history. March 17, 2015. He is talking about my interview age bracket, and of course, he is referring to the Cold War. It seems almost natural that contemporary Russia harbours the remnants of that Soviet era of secrecy, sabre-rattling and spies. Putin himself is a graduate of the Soviet security ser...The c...
Oral history interviews: as shocking as a Peter Kennard photomontage | immaterialisms
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Cold War history and other musings from a PhD candidate. Skip to primary content. Oral history interviews: as shocking as a Peter Kennard photomontage. June 3, 2015. The exhibition ‘ Unofficial War Artist. Recently opened at the Imperial War Museum London and has sparked some thoughts on the parallel between photomontage in modern-day art, and memories in oral history. How does he force us into viewing those topics from our own or another perspective? By juxtaposing images, of war or weapons or poverty, ...
Jessica Douthwaite: Popular narratives start in schools | immaterialisms
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Cold War history and other musings from a PhD candidate. Skip to primary content. Jessica Douthwaite: Popular narratives start in schools. July 28, 2015. Jessica Douthwaite: Popular narratives start in schools. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email.
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Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style | Crossing the Past
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About Me and My PhD. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. A Truth Universally Acknowledged: Tea Cake = Heaven. My thoughts on the afternoon-tea delights of Glasgow and beyond…. Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window). Click to share on Google (Opens in new window). Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window). Click to email (Opens in new window). Click to print (Opens in new window). Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Address never made public). Adven...
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About Me and My PhD. Afternoon Tea, Glasgow Style. January 5, 2015. August 10, 2015. My first post here at Crossing the Past. Hello! This blog is pretty basic at the moment but PhD-procrastination being what it is, I’m sure to update soon! The inspiration for this blog comes from the excellent ongoing work on the benefits of blogging and from my desire to share some of my thoughts on my PhD research. But more of that later! So in honour of my new blog and my first post, here’s my PhD in rhyme:. Click to ...
Convict Lads 1836-46: Friendship and Survival | Conviction
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Stories from a nineteenth-century prison. Convict Lads 1836-46: Friendship and Survival. October 16, 2014. This is a version of papers I gave at the European Social Science History Conference (Vienna 2014) and the British Crime Historians Symposium (Liverpool 2014). It explores what we can learn from multiple historical records about the friendship networks and survival strategies of boys and young men, transported to Van Diemen’s Land in the 1830s and 1840s. The Tasmanian convict records provide a rich ...
Five Boys | Conviction
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Stories from a nineteenth-century prison. Category Archives: Five Boys. July 27, 2014. Will you not be glad to go out? Thursday 30 January 1840 Somberly, Miss Martin calls the two little boys to her. Tomorrow their thirty day sentence will be up and they will leave her charge. Since their boisterous cellmates departed last weekend, the hours have slipped by slowly without incident. The Gaoler has not been required to reprimand the young boys who […]. Read More ». July 20, 2014. Read More ». June 21, 2014.
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Stories from a nineteenth-century prison. Monthly Archives: May 2014. May 18, 2014. 20 January 1840 The five boys in the House of Correction are approaching the end of their month-long sentence but, despite the prison visitor’s efforts, their behaviour is still volatile. Sarah Martin can only spend an hour or so with them each day and hope the books and sewing she brings them will keep her […]. Read More ». Plain work and stolen finery. Have mercy on your dear child. Reading between the Lines. Reclaiming...
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Stories from a nineteenth-century prison. Monthly Archives: March 2014. March 24, 2014. The boys have served more than half their sentences. Less than a fortnight to go. Today they work doggedly on their reading and spelling for over two and a half hours. The teacher is delighted. Since they are keeping to her Rules, she will stay true to her promise and let each boy begin making […]. Read More ». March 16, 2014. Read More ». March 9, 2014. The Prisoner’s Tears. Read More ». Plain work and stolen finery.
Departure | Conviction
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Stories from a nineteenth-century prison. July 20, 2014. Friday 24 January 1840. But the boys know the script and chant back her Rules. Walter Tunmore is eager to make amends, having disappointed the teacher by failing to repeat his Bible verse; ‘not perfect’ she has written against his name. Her most trying scholar, Walter leads the chorus and the others join in unison, We must not swear We must not thieve We must not lie We must not break the Sabbath. Great Yarmouth, A Row. Lantern slide, 18–? Obedient...
Tattooing in Gaol | Conviction
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Stories from a nineteenth-century prison. November 15, 2013. William Abbott’s tattoo, 1 month for assaulting policeman, 7 February 1850. Tattooing or marking or pricking as it was known before the late nineteenth century was an amateur form of self-fashioning. It was not until the 1860s and 70s that professional tattooists began to set up in business, using standard designs or ‘flashes’. [ii]. Thomas Farrell’s tattoos. Remanded 22 October 1842, suspected of attempting to rob a shop. In 1844 another group...
Creative History | Conviction
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Stories from a nineteenth-century prison. Category Archives: Creative History. August 24, 2014. Blogging Our Criminal Past, part 3: Public and Creative History. By blogging for a public audience, historians of crime are contributing to popular representations of the ‘criminal’ past, from the many websites, dramas and ‘true crime’ books devoted to notorious cases and neighbourhoods, to the discovery of criminal ancestors in shows like Who Do You Think Your Are? Read More ». August 21, 2014. August 5, 2014.
Grey Cotton Shirts | Conviction
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Stories from a nineteenth-century prison. May 18, 2014. Detail from ‘Instruction of the Pauper Children in the Metropolitan District School, Sutton’, Illustrated London News, 1872. For history of school see Peter Higginbotham’s http:/ www.workhouses.org. They will leave the gaol smart in their clean new garments, their reminder of the rewards of honest industry. Who, in their landscapes of Yarmouth and its environs, captured the figures of labouring people at work.[4]. 8216; (see below). Painting, ‘...
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Cold War history and other musings from a PhD candidate. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. The coincidence of birth, refugees and responsibilities: 1956 and now. October 1, 2015. As the refugee crisis literally riots across our newsfeeds. I am thinking about a different moment in the history of migration. At Hungary’s borders. Despite not intervening in the political conflict, the international community, including Britain, came to the aid of Hungary’s displaced people. Interviews Hunga...
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