Last year we hosted our first ever conference, right here on reddit, and it went so well, we’re doing it again! The conference will be taking place here, October 19th to the 21st, with the theme [Deleted] & Missing History: Reconstructing the Past, Confronting Distortions. We have some amazing speakers lined up again this year and can’t wait to share them with you.
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Definitely looking forward to it especially
Sinners, Saints, and Spies: Historical Women and Cultural Propaganda Panel Q&A
Will be posting a link on r/womeneuropeanhistory today.
Wishing you guys every success with the digital conference.
Hands down this is the best subreddit. And I’m subbed to a lot of cat-related subreddits!
Woo, I can't wait. There is going to be some fantastic stuff everyone, and I'm excited for the announcements to start rolling out!
There better be atleast 50% non-western white historians, preferable Zulu experts.