Exile Governments, Academics, and Activists in the Capital of Free Europe, 1940–1945
Since 2014, Benjamin Lahusen, Marcus Payk, Kim C. Priemel, and I have organized the legal history research seminar GRR (Geschichte, Recht und Rechtsgeschichte). The current special issue of Zeithistorische Forschungen is one if the...
The “London Moment” was characterised by deprivation and shortages. War economy took its toll on Brits and immigrants alike, influencing every aspect of daily life – food, transportation, mail, reading. At the same time, refugee...
I have always had a thing for small archives. Big national archives have many advantages, they host a vast range of collections, they have mostly long opening hours and very quick turnaround. They seem...
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"Capital of Europe" is a blog following the Freigeist research project "The London Moment. Transnational Collaboration of Governments-in-exile during the Second World War and its Impact on European History". The project, coordinated by Dr. Julia Eichenberg, the Principle Investigator, is based at Humboldt Universität zu Berlin and funded by the Volkswagen-Stiftung.
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