Benjamin Bryce

Congrats to Hilary Earl, Annette Timm, and Tony Steinhoff on this great discussion of Nuremberg.

So happy to share I’m the co-winner of this year’s CLAH Bolton-Johnson prize for the best book in Latin American history. 🙏

Learn about how surburban living in Montreal was marketed in 1950s and 1960s with Harold Bérubé @USherbrooke in @JCHARSHC. An interview with the author. historyjournal.ca/interview/beru…

Check out are latest interview with recent author Andrew Nurse @SackvilleNB about Nurse. Statues, Public Memory, and the “Problem of Complexity”. historyjournal.ca/interview/nurs…

@thehistoriann mine too. I feel it is slightly worse for the ma, but as the pa, I am still highly offended.

@PatrickLenton Telephones, SMS, and e-mail.

what did we use to message prior to facebook messenger? like in 2010, were we still using MSN messenger? or am i forgetting a technology era

Congratulations to Paulina Alberto for winning the Susan M. Socolow and Lyman L. Johnson Prize for her book, Black Legend: The Many Lives of Raúl Grigera and the Power of Racial Storytelling in Argentina (@CambridgeUP).

Congratulations to Margarita Fajardo (@mmfajardoh) for winning the Susan M. Socolow and Lyman L. Johnson Prize for her book, The World that Latin America Created: The United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America in the Development Era (@Harvard_Press).

@bridgetparaguay I could probably find somebody. How much is a quick bit and what is the timeline?

Feliz Día de la Resistencia Indígena de la Capital del País de Nomeacuerdo (Buenos Aires)

@CasaRosada Feliz Día de la Resistencia Indígena de la Capital del País de Nomeacuerdo.

Hoy, 12 de octubre, celebramos el Día de la Raza en conmemoración de la llegada de Cristóbal Colón a América, un hito que marcó el inicio de la civilización en el continente americano.

@dwebsterhist @PacificPeoples Similar things are happening in Peru right now. actualidadambiental.pe/rio-maranon-fu…

@HealeyParera I think Portugal got into tea from India in the 16th century. They took that word as if it were the origin point. Other Europeans got it a bit later and directly from China. That is a mix of a vague memory of something I read (source unknown) and a hypothesis based on your map

Thrilled to see our book, Recasting the Nation in 20th Century Argentina is now out in paperback. routledge.com/Recasting-the-… @routledgebooks

@bridgetparaguay 800 is good! if you kept that up, you would write a book in 100 days instead of 80.

@UBC_History @Alycia_hall Welcome Alycia!

UBC History is pleased to welcome our newest faculty member Dr. @Alycia_hall. Dr. Hall specializes in the history of Jamaica and its Afro-descended Maroon communities from the 17th century to the present. Welcome, Dr. Alycia Hall! history.ubc.ca/news/ubc-histo…

@paulodrinot There has been a shocking absence of discussion of this and a reflection on what getting 63% of the seats with that percentage of the vote means.

Or: In 2019, Corbyn got 32.1 percent of the vote and lost. In 2024, Starmer got 33.7 percent of the vote and won.

@DexterFergie Office International d'Hygiène Publique founded in Paris in 1907. A new League of Nations Health Organization was created in 1920 and based in Geneva. It took on different tasks, but both were precursors for the WHO, founded in 1948 and based in Geneva.

@DexterFergie European parliament from Strasbourg to Brussels. Not 100%, but in practice it has moved. Strasbourg started as the Common Assembly of the European Coal and Steel Community in 1952, but in the 1990s, that was a legacy and the new EU was based in Brussels.

@StefanRinke1 Thrilled to be here!