In addition to the GLGW events planned for this academic year, the following seminars have so far been advertised:

11 November 2015 at 17.00
Heather Jones (LSE) – ‘The British blockade of Germany 1915-1919: redefining the status of civilians in wartime?’
German History Research Seminar, Colin Matthew Room, History Faculty

27 November 2015, 12.30-14.00
Duncan Kelly (Jesus, Cambridge) – ‘Elie Halevy and the First World War’
History of Political Thought seminar, Swire Room, University College

2 March 2016, 12.30-13.45
Michael Roper (Essex) – ‘Growing up in the aftermath of the First World War: issues of oral testimony’
Centre for the History of Childhood seminar, Summer Common Room, Magdalen College

Two of our researchers are presenting papers as part of the Modern European History Seminar series for Michaelmas Term 2015:

5 Nov:
Jaclyn Granick (Oxford)
‘Jewish humanitarian relief in Europe in the Great War era’

26 Nov:
Gabriela Frei (Oxford/Brussels)
‘The Conscience of Jurists: The Experience of the First World War and the Future of International Law’

The seminars will be held at 5 p.m. on Thursdays in the Modern History Faculty Building, George Street, Oxford. All are welcome to attend, and tea will be available in the Common Room before the seminar. For all queries, please contact the co-organisers:
Tom Buchanan (Kellogg)
Martin Conway (Balliol)