Defusing the US-North Korea Conflict: Building on the Olympic Truce
PLEASE SHARE! Save the date! Defusing the US-North Korea Conflict: Building on the Olympic Truce Christine Ahn International Coordinator Women Cross the DMZ Saturday, February […]
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“The Vietnam War” by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick: An interview with Christian G. Appy and Carolyn Eisenberg
Christian G. Appy is a professor of history at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Carolyn Eisenberg is a professor of history at Hofstra University. They […]
H-Pad co-chair Margaret Power interviewed by HNN
Margaret Power is a Professor of History at Illinois Tech and the author of Right-Wing Women in Chile: Feminine Power and the Struggle against Allende, 1964-1973. […]
Brief reports on Historians for Peace and Democracy at the AHA
Colleagues, Disrupted by weather-related transportation problems, H-PAD nonetheless was a presence at the American Historical Association Meeting last weekend. Below are two brief reports on […]
H-PAD Notes 1/10/18: Interviews from AHA; links to recent articles of interest
Note: The History News Network has posted two interviews from the recent AHA convention that are especially relevant to Historians for Peace and Democracy. One […]
H-PAD at the AHA tomorrow! (Saturday AM panel and meeting)
[If you are at the AHA this weekend, please join us tomorrow; if you know someone who is there, please pass this on to her […]
Historians for Peace and Democracy at the AHA
Historians for Peace and Democracy Dear H-PAD supporter, I am writing for the steering committee to update you on upcoming H-PAD actions. First and foremost […]
Marv Gettleman
Marv Gettleman (1933-2017) was one of the founders and a strong stalwart of H-Pad’s predecessor organization Historians Against the War (see our tribute to him). […]
Recent H-PAD events: compiling summary for AHA
Dear H-PAD members, In preparation for the AHA conference, some of us on the Steering Committee are putting together a summary of recent H-PAD […]
H-PAD Notes 12/6/17: AHA sessions; links to recent articles of interest
For those attending the AHA convention in Washington, DC next month, here are two sessions that may be of particular interest. Both are on Saturday […]