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Swept Away: Memories of the 1966 Florence Flood: A conversation with two eye-witnesses

In the wake of torrential rains that had swelled not only the Arno, but all rivers in Tuscany, in the early hours of Friday, 4 November 1966, engin

When Warriors Turn: Nationalism and the Meaning of the Great War in Ernst Jünger, Käthe Kollwitz, and Otto Dix

Helmut Walser Smith is a historian of modern Germany with particular interests in the history of nation-building and nationalism, religious history

Reconciliation & Indigenous Rights: Implementing the Colombian Peace Accord

Luis Fernando Arias - Indigenous leader of the Kankuamo people and General Counsel of the National Indigenous Organization of Colo

The Place of the Baltic in the French Atlantic Empire

This talk explores ways in which the Baltic region enabled the rise and consolidation of the French colonial empire in the Americas.

The 16th Frederic Alden Warren Lecture - Modern Medicine from Medieval Manuscript

Ancient and Medieval drugs are often dismissed by modern science as having been little more than placebos when they were not downright dangerous.

The Evolution of Cyber Campaigns in Russia’s Near Abroad (and Beyond), from the 1990s to the Present

At the Graduate Research Forum of the Bill Graham Centre for Contemporary International History, Benjamin Smalley (University of Toronto) will pres

Graduate Workshop: Faire de l’histoire est-il anachronique ?

« Faire de l’histoire est-il anachronique ? À propos d’un travail sur le 17 juillet 1791 réalisé avec Dominique Cabrera. »

Dialogue on Intangible Heritage Symposium

Join the Ontario Heritage Trust as we explore the preservation of living expressions of our identity.

The European Origins of the Collapse of Bretton Woods

Michael De Groot, PhD candidate at the University of Virginia, will present his research at a meeting of the Bill Graham Centre Graduate Research F

Annual Wolfe Chair Lecture in Holocaust Studies: "Out of the Ashes: Recovered Sources on Greek Jews in Auschwitz"

Featuring: A panel with Nicholas Chare (University of Montreal), Katherine E.

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