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Trench Fever: February 2006
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The thoughts, links and projects of a First World War historian. Tuesday, February 07, 2006. And Sir Rodric Braithwaite. S papers to the Writing War Seminar. The PhDs that never were. Jack is making exemplary use of his blog as a means of enhancing his PhD studies. Asks what my book is actually called. S book on this, and noting how hard it was to train soldiers in certain bits of fighting without a real enemy to practise on. Posted by Dan at 3:12 PM. Posted by Dan at 12:53 PM. Thinking about Modern War.
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Trench Fever: August 2005
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The thoughts, links and projects of a First World War historian. Wednesday, August 31, 2005. My ACUME paper is available to read at Mark Grimsley's site. Many thanks to Mark for hosting the paper. I'd be very grateful for any feedback. My fellow member of the Jay Winter Supervisee's Club, Jessica Meyer, is organising a conference on the representation of the First World War in Newcastle next year. Posted by Dan at 3:46 PM. Monday, August 29, 2005. Comparative Cultural History (2). What about other wars?
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Trench Fever: April 2006
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The thoughts, links and projects of a First World War historian. Monday, April 03, 2006. I've decided to move to a new site. Using Wordpress should allow me to do a lot more with the blog (and look better, which is always important). Please follow the link and update your links accordingly. Posted by Dan at 12:52 PM. Break of Day in the Trenches. Blog Them Out of the Stone Age. History of History Blogging. The Long, Long Trail. Trenches on the Web. TTU Military History Links. HyperWar - WWII texts online.
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Trench Fever: January 2006
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The thoughts, links and projects of a First World War historian. Thursday, January 05, 2006. Battalion HQ, 1. Autumn 1944. Officer in centre writing up war diary. Image. Writing War Seminar Programme: Spring 2006. Lock Keeper’s Cottage, Mile End Campus, Queen Mary University of London. Heather Jones (TCD) - British and German Prisoners of War, 1914-18. Sir Rodric Braithwaite Thinking about Modern War. Prof Andreas Schonle (QMUL - chair) Panel Discussion - Representing War in Literature.
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Arms and influence:
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nicstorian: June 2005
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Saturday, June 04, 2005. I really only know of two paradigms to think about military theory. I wonder what some other interesting ones might be. The first is the one that sorta came to me from reading. The second is the idea of 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th generation warfare developed by Byrd. Posted by Nic @ 2:26 PM. The basic point made by the blog is that if you read one of the more popular works on the civil war, i.e. The Battle Cry of Freedom. By Herman Hattaway and Arthur Jones. Suddenly, Halleck became ...
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nicstorian: May 2005
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Tuesday, May 31, 2005. Recently I've been reading Historian's Fallacies by David Hackett Fischer. It has sorta been shaking things up in the ol' brain and has sorta made me want to redefine the terms of this whole endevour. In the meanwhile a few quick thoughts and links:. Here's a speech given by John Gaddis, cold war historian, at middlebury college. I thought this was a very good speech for several reasons which I will not elaborate on. So I guess 1 link, and no thoughts. Posted by Nic @ 12:53 AM.
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Trench Fever: December 2005
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The thoughts, links and projects of a First World War historian. Friday, December 30, 2005. First draft of review of two books on the Somme for the Society of Army Historical Research. Going to have to be some extensive cuts, so here's a place to get it all out. Another review, by Nick Lloyd at the Centre for First World War Studies in Birmingham, here. Peter Hart, The Somme. Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 2005); ISBN 13 978 0 297 845705 8, 589pp, 20.00; Robin Prior and Trevor Wilson, The Somme. What was the c...
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The Radical Centrist: Bolton and Wolfiwitz and Their New Homes
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An independent perspective on foreign affairs, history, and culture. Thursday, March 17, 2005. Bolton and Wolfiwitz and Their New Homes. First John Bolton to the UN, and now Paul Wolfiwitz to head the World Bank. Is this evidence of the continued neo-con ascendancy in the Bush administration? Seems to think so, as do the Europeans. Disagree. And of course, they are correct. Because neocons don't believe these institutions are particularly relevant. I am skeptical but optimistic about both. That being sai...
