🚨NEW PUBLICATION🚨 My new article, ”War without Pain? Representing Death and Injury in the War of the Pacific (1879–1884) in Chilean Museums”, is now published! #HistoricalMemory #MuseumStudies #WarMemory

RT @rjma_uk: Wrote a longer article on Black Lives in Nazi Germany after the Nuremberg Laws:

RT @ditzkoff: not Lynch's movie, i know, but god, what a sendoff

RT @GregoryDaddis: Some thoughts on when our angry political moment seeps into the writing of our history. Thanks to @LAReviewofBooks for t…

@ATestAccountXS Imperial Germany had black soldiers, too. Hence BF 1. As for black soldiers in the German Army during WWII? A more controversial question. We know that Afro-Germans were conscripted. The photo you’ve posted is of unclear origin but is unfortunately quite racist in its framing.

@MattBinder I wrote an entire book about it. There’s definitely a pattern.

Since racists are yet again mad that a person of color is present in a film set during the World Wars, here is a topical retweet.

I can now also be found under the username stefanaq over at bsky!

RT @SLASLatAm: 3⃣ 'War without Pain? Representing Death and Injury in the War of the Pacific (1879–1884) in Chilean Museums' by Stefan Agui…

RT @warsocjournal: It was a real pleasure to publish this insightful article.

I am in deep debt to @FurneauxHolly and @matilda_greig for this fantastic opportunity and for being such fantastic editors. Their edited volume, 'Enemy Encounters in Modern Warfare', is now available.

RT @SLASLatAm: 🚨NEW ARTICLE🚨 'War without Pain? Representing Death and Injury in the War of the Pacific (1879–1884) in Chilean Museums' by…

RT @SteveJChambers: Historic memorial plaque to Lt Euan Lucie-Smith, believed to be the first black officer commissioned into a British arm…