Military History seminar

By School of Advanced Study, University of London

Society & Culture History

What's Military History seminar about?

The Military History seminar at the Institute of Historical Research

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Military History seminar episodes:

01.10.2017
The Declaration of London Revisited: Did the Admiralty Know What It Was Doing?
Institute of Historical Research The Declaration of London Revisited: Did the Admiralty Know What It Was Doing? Dr Alan Anderson Military History seminar series
05.24.2011
The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - discussion
Institute of Historical Research The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - discussion Dr Jonathan Krause (University of Greenwich) The opinion over the humanity or inhumanity of using gas as a viable weapon remains conflicted, with some claiming that it is no...
05.24.2011
The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - seminar
Institute of Historical Research The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - seminar Dr Jonathan Krause (University of Greenwich) The opinion over the humanity or inhumanity of using gas as a viable weapon remains conflicted, with some claiming that it is no...
05.23.2011
The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - discussion
Institute of Historical Research The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - discussion Dr Jonathan Krause (University of Greenwich) The opinion over the humanity or inhumanity of using gas as a viable weapon remains conflicted, with some claiming that it is no...
05.23.2011
The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - seminar
Institute of Historical Research The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - seminar Dr Jonathan Krause (University of Greenwich) The opinion over the humanity or inhumanity of using gas as a viable weapon remains conflicted, with some claiming that it is no...
10.25.2010
Discussion: Navies, Internal Order and State-building in the Nineteenth Century
Institute of Historical Research Discussion Navies, Internal Order and State-building in the Nineteenth Century Carlos Alfaro Zaforteza (KCL) Military History seminar series
10.11.2010
Discussion: Butcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion?
Institute of Historical Research Discussion Butcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion? Dr Matthew Hughes (Brunel University) Military History seminar series
10.11.2010
Butcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion?
Institute of Historical Research Butcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion? Dr Matthew Hughes (Brunel University) Military History seminar series
05.24.2010
The Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-point
Institute of Historical Research The Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-point Jonathan Krause (KCL) The Second Battle of Artois was a failure in the long term with initial victories by the French army draining away by the battles end leading to...
05.23.2010
The Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-point
Institute of Historical Research The Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-point Jonathan Krause (KCL) The Second Battle of Artois was a failure in the long term with initial victories by the French army draining away by the battles end leading to...
04.26.2010
The Waffen-SS - what's left? The present state of research: challenges, sources and approaches
Institute of Historical Research The Waffen-SS - what's left? The present state of research: challenges, sources and approaches Dr Niels Bo Paulson (Centre for Military History, Royal Danish Defence College) Military History seminar series
04.25.2010
The Waffen-SS - what's left? The present state of research: challenges, sources and approaches
Institute of Historical Research The Waffen-SS - what's left? The present state of research: challenges, sources and approaches Dr Niels Bo Paulson (Centre for Military History, Royal Danish Defence College) Military History seminar series

What's Military History seminar about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Military History seminar episodes:

The Declaration of London Revisited: Did the Admiralty Know What It Was Doing?

The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - discussion

The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - seminar

The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - discussion

The Origins of Chemical Warfare in the French Army - seminar

Discussion: Navies, Internal Order and State-building in the Nineteenth Century

Discussion: Butcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion?

Butcher and Bolts or Hearts and Minds: Britain's Suppression of the Arab Revolt 76-1928: unlikely the children's champion?

The Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-point

The Second Battle of Artois, May 1915: the new turning-point

The Waffen-SS - what's left? The present state of research: challenges, sources and approaches

The Waffen-SS - what's left? The present state of research: challenges, sources and approaches