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image obtained from https://www.democracynow.org/2016/12/28/headlines/germany_nearing_deal_on_reparations_to_namibia_over_genocide LEBENSRAUM “A genocide in Africa has not received the same attention that genocide in Europe or genocide in Turkey or...

We’re excited to welcome Ian Beilin to The Open Access Stories blog series! Share Ian’s story and your own on Twitter by using the hashtag - #MyOAStory. Ian Beilin is the Humanities Research Services Librarian at Columbia University. He is also a historian...

A quarter million Frenchmen vanished in World War I, leaving their families no clue whether they were still alive. During these anxious years, a lone man appeared on a Lyon railway platform without memory, possessions, or identification. In this week...

Whether you're wanting to be a professional historian or what the history world affectionately calls the Sunday Historian (someone who studies on their own time, for the pure love of the craft), there are some skills you'll need to master and a couple...

Jonathan Sheehan in the Blood Forum Gil Anidjar, Blood: A Critique of Christianity, Columbia University Press, 2014, 464pp., $40 See the Blood: The Element of Christianity Forum page for all contributions. ※ Political domination, racism, capitalism...