Bulletin 68 (Spring 2021) – GHI Washington

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Bulletin 68 (Spring 2021)

Features

Roland Wenzlhuemer: Shipping Rocks and Sand: Ballast in Global History Mario Peters: Automobile Tourism, Road Building, and Nature in the United States and Brazil, c. 1915-1935 Carolin Liebisch-Gümüş: Airborne Asylum: Migration by Airplane in (West) Germany, 1945-1980s Jana Keck: Let’s Talk Data, Bias, and Menstrual Cramps: Voicing GerWOMANness in the Nineteenth Century and Today

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Fourth Annual Bucerius Young Scholar Forum. Histories of Migration: Transatlantic and Global Perspectives Racism in History and Context: A Virtual Panel Series on the Historical Relationship between Crisis and Racism

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2020 Fritz Stern Dissertation Prize - New Staff Publications - Staff Changes - GHI Fellowships and Internships - GHI Fellowship Recipients, 2020/21 - GHI Research Seminar and Colloquium, Fall 2020 Digital Cultural Heritage DC Meetup #DCHDC - GHI Calendar of Events - GHI Library