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  Brandon Schechter | Mar 29, 2023

  As Russia wages war on Ukraine, its imagery has leaned heavily on an old icon.
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  Mariaelena DiBenigno | Feb 27, 2023

  James Monroe’s Highland is haunted—but not as the public imagines it.
• When Memorials Come Down, Ghosts Remain

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  James J. Ward | Feb 21, 2023

  When one historian visited Berlin in 1991, the recent past was already fading from its streets.
• AHA Member Spotlight: Susan Ferentinos

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  Matthew Keough | Jan 27, 2023

  Susan Ferentinos is a self-employed public history researcher, writer, and consultant. She lives in Port Townsend, Washington, and has been a member since 2016.

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  Marc Stein | Nov 16, 2022

  A recent exhibit on Pennsylvania colleges and universities will be available for viewing at AHA23.
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  Lizzy Meggyesy | Oct 28, 2022

  The National Endowment for the Humanities is accepting applications for the Public Scholars program.

 

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