Archive Rats
Maurice J. CaseyA newsletter about revolutionary history.
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Inquiries about the Deported
Hello again.
Sorry for the radio silence but, to be honest, I have not done a whole lot of archival work this past while.
In part, research has been interrupted for happy reasons (travel, book events) but also hindered by more frustrati...
Is your Revolutionary Ancestor in this Photo?
Once the 1905 revolutionary period in the Russian Empire concluded, the Menshevik Petr Garvi came up for air. With an extended period of underground activity now over, Garvi felt ‘intense relief at being able to surface, to take permanent l...
Siblings, Silence and Stalinism
I recently gave the inaugural Horkan lecture at Cambridge University. My lecture adopted what was, for me, a new format. Usually, my talks are about finished research projects. I open by posing a research question and I spend around 40 minu...
The Sculptor and the Commissars
Recently, the Public Domain Review launched an image archive: an easily searchable database of copyright-free historical images. It’s an enormously useful tool that you can expect me to rely on in future posts. Already the world (or at leas...
Dreaming of a Red Christmas
Warren Beatty as John Reed and Diane Keaton as Louise Bryant in Reds (1981)
Here’s a recommendation for a marathon-length Christmas movie to watch over the break:
Reds, Warren Beatty’s 1981 biopic of John Reed (1887-1920), the American ra...
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Historian of radical politics and intimacy in early 20th century Europe. Research Fellow, Queen's University Belfast. My first book Hotel Lux is out now.
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