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Select article: Russian Historiography on the Origins of the First World War Since the Fischer Controversy

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Russian Historiography on the Origins of the First World War Since the Fischer Controversy

Joshua Sanborn

Journal of Contemporary History

Select article: ‘Outcast From History’: The Fischer Controversy and British Historiography

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‘Outcast From History’: The Fischer Controversy and British Historiography

T.G. Otte

Journal of Contemporary History

Select article: Keeping a Low Profile – Austrian Historiography and the Fischer Controversy

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Keeping a Low Profile – Austrian Historiography and the Fischer Controversy

Guenther Kronenbitter

Journal of Contemporary History

Select article: The trial of Henry of Brederode

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The trial of Henry of Brederode

Pieter Huistra

History of the Human Sciences

Select article: West German economic reconstruction and moral reconstitution: An examination of economic instability and its impact on ‘Holocaust moments’

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West German economic reconstruction and moral reconstitution: An examination of economic instability and its impact on ‘Holocaust moments’

Christine Richert Nugent

Journal of European Studies

Select article: ‘Most learn almost nothing’: building democratic citizenship by engaging controversial history through inquiry in post-communist Europe

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‘Most learn almost nothing’: building democratic citizenship by engaging controversial history through inquiry in post-communist Europe

Thomas Misco

Education,Citizenship and Social Justice

Select article: Fritz Fischer's ‘Programme for Revolution’: Implications for a Global History of Germany in the First World War

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Fritz Fischer's ‘Programme for Revolution’: Implications for a Global History of Germany in the First World War

Jennifer Jenkins

Journal of Contemporary History

Select article: Bodies,Souls and Sovereignty

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First published 2001-06

Bodies,Souls and Sovereignty

Glenda Sluga

Ethnicities

Select article: Ecological Theory and Pest Control Practice: A Study of the Institutional and Conceptual Dimensions of a Scientific Debate

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Ecological Theory and Pest Control Practice: A Study of the Institutional and Conceptual Dimensions of a Scientific Debate

Paolo Palladino

Social Studies of Science

Select article: Second Thoughts On The Second Ghetto

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First published 2003-3

Second Thoughts On The Second Ghetto

Arnold R. Hirsch

Journal of Urban History

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