Alexandra Wilson reviews 'The Glyndebourne Émigrés: operatic mobilities in southern England, 1934-1940' edited by Nils Grosch and Beth Snyder, (Liverpool University Press, 2025).
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‘Daly has produced a highly readable, and often poignant, account of those Italian emigrants...'
Wendy Ugolini reviews Selena Daly’s Emigrant Soldiers. Mobilising Italians abroad in the First World War (2025).
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‘Ugolini’s close personal connections with her subject matter shine through the pages….’
Louise Miskell reviews Wendy Ugolini’s Wales in England, 1914-1945. (2024).
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Luke Devine reviews Tony Kushner’s The Jewish pedlar: an untold criminal history (2025).
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Poster titled “Call for Participants: Holocaust Studies – Navigating the Field,” advertising a one-day academic networking event on 26 May 2026 at the Imperial War Museum, London, for early career researchers and postgraduates, with details about roundtables, speed networking, and application deadline of 31 March 2026.
📢 Exciting opportunity for ECRs & postgrads!
Applications are open for 'Holocaust Studies: Navigating the Field', a one-day networking event for ECRs & postgrads at the Imperial War Museum on 26 May 2026.
More details below, apply by 31 March ⬇️
Call for Applications: Hebrew Manuscript Studies Workshop at Oxford Centre for Hebrew and Jewish Studies, 22 June-3 July 2026 - in collaboration with @bodleian.ox.ac.uk
Deadline to apply 20th Feb!
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Ben Braber reviews Larah Wessendorf’s ‘German immigrants in Edinburgh and Leith, 1862-1914’ (2025).
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Tim Grady reviews Polly Zavadivker’s ‘A nation of refugees: Russia’s Jews in World War I’ (2024).
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New Open Access Article! Raita Merivirta’s fascinating paper on ‘The multi-ethnic family connections of Rosa Clay, the first Finn of African descent, in late nineteenth-century South West Africa’ is available online.
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David Dee reviews Michael Collins’ book ‘Windrush Cricket: imperial culture, Caribbean migration and the remaking of postwar England’ (2025).
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So happy that our special issue 'Controlling mobile guests where they rest' is online at @imm-min-journal.bsky.social! It shows how hotel registration offers us a powerful lens on the entangled histories of migration & tourism, touching on important politics, people and performances often neglected👇
Our new special issue on Hotel Registration in Europe, 1840s to 1930s, edited by Jasper Segenrink, Torsten Feys, Hilde Greefs and Kevin James, is now fully available online. The print edition will appear in March 2026 as Vol. 44 (1).
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Paul O’Leary reviews ‘The removal of Irish paupers from Britain: 1819 to the early twentieth century’ by Lewis Darwen and Donald Macraild (2024).
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Rosa Mas Giralt reviews ‘Child migrant voices in modern Britain: oral histories 1930s present day’ by Eithne Nightingale (2024).
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Rachel Pistol reviews ‘The Czech Refugee Trust Fund in Britain, 1938–1975: lifeline to freedom’ by Charmian Brinson and Jana Buresova (2025)
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In the months following November 1938, Alfred Wiener and his colleagues at the JCIO in Amsterdam collected over 350 contemporary testimonies and reports of the November Pogrom in Germany and Austria.
Discover the full testimony collection via our online archive
Joan Esculies article on ‘The French government’s migration policy in response to the forgotten Spanish religious exile of 1931’ is now available to access here:
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Mathis J. Gronau reviews ‘No place like home: enemy alien internment in Canada during the Great War’ by Bodhan S. Kordan (2025).
Check it out via the link:
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Our third issue of the year was launched on Friday and is now fully available to access here.
Read articles from Christopher Joby, Arunima Datta, Andrekos Varnava, and many more.
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Danielle La Scala-Lewins reviews Pam Fox’s Noshtalgia: The Bloom’s Story, 1921-2010.
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Thanks also to three of our contributors: Anne Buckley, Dr Mathis Gronau, Professor Stefan Manz.
Our editor Matthew Stibbe is pictured with guest editors Professor Arnd Bauerkämper, Dr Dina Gusejnova, Dr Marina Perez de Arcos.
On Monday we launched our latest special issue. Thanks to @wienerlibrary.bsky.social, Barbara Warnock, and to our panel contributors Professor Heather Jones, Dr Andre Keil, and Dr Rachel Pistol.
Tanja Bueltmann reviews ‘Forced migration: exiles and refugees in the UK and the British Empire, 1815-1949’
edited by Andrekos Varnava, Yianni Cartledge et al.
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New Open Access article by Martin Wilcox entitled: ‘Steady’ swedes, ‘dirty Dagos’ and the ‘national danger’ of foreign workers in British shipping, 1850–1914
Read via the link:
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Check out Tanja Bueltmann's review of our recent volume on Forced Migration with @degruyterbrill.bsky.social in @imm-min-journal.bsky.social - doi.org/10.1080/0261...
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The following event at the @wienerlibrary.bsky.social Holocaust Library on internment in the two world wars may be of interest to our members. All are welcome but tickets must be booked - there is limited capacity so book soon!
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Please join us on the 6th October @3-4.30pm for the Special edition launch of 'Trading Liberty for Security? 35 Years of Research into Internment in the Two World Wars'.
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Register via the link below:
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This Autumn, we're publishing a whole load of exciting new additions to our flagship series, Studies in Imperialism ⬇️
The third is out today! 'Containing decolonisation: British imperialism and the politics of race in late colonial Burma' by Matthew Bowser
Explore the series: tinyurl.com/26wmryxu
Rachel Pistol reviews Jane Brooks’ Jewish refugees and the British nursing profession: a gendered opportunity
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