• Boyd Howard Hill Jr. (1931–2018)

  In Memoriam

  Scott G. Bruce and Sean Gilsdorf | Nov 1, 2018

  Boyd Howard Hill Jr., a scholar of medieval Germany and premodern medical history, died on July 2, 2018,
• AHA Member Spotlight: Rachel Johnston-White

  Perspectives Daily

  Matthew Keough | Oct 12, 2018

  Rachel Johnston-White is a postdoctoral fellow at the Vienna School of International Studies.
• Magda Ádám (1925–2017)

  In Memoriam

  László Borhi and Carole Fink | Oct 1, 2018

  Magda Ádám, one of Hungary’s foremost diplomatic historians, died on January 27, 2017.
• Sally Marks (1931–2018)

  In Memoriam

  Carole Fink | Sep 4, 2018

  Sally Marks, one of the most influential historians of interwar diplomacy, died on January 13, 2018, in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

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• Hayden V. White (1928–2018)

  Tyler Stovall | Sep 4, 2018

  Hayden V. White, a leading intellectual and theoretical historian, died on March 5, 2018, at his home in Santa Cruz, California.
• AHA Member Spotlight: Suzanne Sutherland

  Matthew Keough | Jul 24, 2018

  Suzanne Sutherland is an assistant professor at Middle Tennessee State University.
• Grant of the Week: 2018 Snell Prize in European History

  Zoë Jackson | Jul 11, 2018

  The European History Section of the Southern Historical Association is accepting submissions for the 2018 Snell Prize in European History until August 1.
• AHA Member Spotlight: Sean Farrell

  Matthew Keough | Jun 19, 2018

  Sean Farrell is associate professor of history at Northern Illinois University.
• Demolishing “Participatory Dictatorship”

  Andrew Demshuk | May 21, 2018

  The destruction of Leipzig's University Church in 1968 revealed the insincerity of the German Democratic Republic's rhetoric of "people's democracy," writes Andrew Demshuk.

 

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