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End of Year Highlights

Posted on January 3, 2009January 5, 2009 by Mills

I don’t know many people who won’t be glad to see 2008 over and 2009 underway. But before we let go of a year that had many less than sterling qualities, it’s worth noting that some very excellent history blogging took place in 2008. The Cliopatria Awards for 2008 were just announced at the AHA…

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Eight Guys from Trenton (cont’d)

Posted on January 2, 2009 by Mills

Readers of edwired will know that for several years I’ve been pursuing the identities and history of eight guys from Trenton, NJ who happen to live on my office all in a photograph I procured from a junk shop almost three decades ago. Of late I’ve been zeroing in on them just a bit more…

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You Were Warned

Posted on December 18, 2008December 19, 2008 by Mills

Back at the beginning of the semester I warned readers of this blog that I was teaching a course called Lying About the Past in which the students would — after studying historical hoaxes for half a semester — create a historical hoax and turn it loose on the Internet. They did just that and…

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Imperial Legacies in the Present

Posted on December 17, 2008 by Mills

The excellent blog Strange Maps has just offered up a very interesting example of the last legacies of the recent past — meaning the past hundred years or so. This map, which superimposes the borders of Imperial Germany and Russia on a map of electoral data from the 2007 parliamentary elections in Poland. Even a…

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