Kathryn's History Blog
KathrynDr Kathryn White writes about history: the World Wars, British Empire, religion, and the books she's reading.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 43 | Subscribers | Read | kathrynshistoryblog.substack.com |
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Historian reads the Women's Prize for Fiction
It’s awards season once again and, while it might not be quite as glamourous as the Oscars, the longlists for the mighty Women’s Prizes are out. The prizes are a great initiative, celebrating the best books written by women and published in...
Knowing God in War
Few young men in their 20s and 30s think much of God. Few worry much about Heaven or the meaning of life. Even 115 years ago, relatively few devoted much of their mind to comprehending such existential questions. Religion was something you ...
Inventing Summer Time
If you awoke in Western Europe this morning, you would have experienced what the Marquess of Lansdowne once described as ‘a very slight and momentary inconvenience’. Your reward? An extra hour of daylight every day from now until October.
Experiencing the Eastern Bloc
A number of years ago, when I was doing Oxford admissions interviews for potential history undergrads, one young student described to us how much they wished they could live in East Germany. It was a strange request for a teenager to make a...
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