Before you can kill a people, you must first declare they do not exist. Putin stole, distorted and weaponised history to do exactly that.

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On the Blueprint for Annihilation: Deconstructing Putin’s Historical Fiction In July 2021, Putin published a blueprint for annihilation. The world looked away. A forensic deconstruction of the historical lies that made the invasion possible.

Before you can kill a people, you must first declare they do not exist. Putin stole, distorted and weaponised history to do exactly that.

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Before you can kill a people, you must first declare they do not exist. Putin stole, distorted and weaponised history to do exactly that.

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On the Blueprint for Annihilation: Deconstructing Putin’s Historical Fiction In July 2021, Putin published a blueprint for annihilation. The world looked away. A forensic deconstruction of the historical lies that made the invasion possible.

Before you can kill a people, you must first declare they do not exist. Putin stole, distorted and weaponised history to do exactly that.

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Sharing Hidden Histories: Reflections on ‘Digital Storytelling for Local History’ as part of the Being Human Festival - On History IHR Fellow Maxine Beuret shares the experience of a hands-on ‘Digital Storytelling for Local History’ workshop—a space where stories, history, and memories were brought to life through digital media,…

New #OnHistory blog from IHR Fellow @maxinebeuret.bsky.social reflecting on the Digital Storytelling for Local Historians that she ran as part of @sas-news.bsky.social @beinghumanfest.bsky.social blog.history.ac.uk/2026/01/shar...

All the World’s a Stage: Performativity in the Life History Interview - On History Nilakshi Das looks at performativity in the life history interview.

New #OnHistory blog post from IHR Fellow Nilakshi Das discussing the role of memory, storytelling and performance in oral life history interviews.
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Domesday at the IHR - On History IHR Fellow, Chris Lewis, writes about new publication, 'Making Domesday'.

New #OnHistory blog, IHR Fellow Chris Lewis writes about new publication, "Making Domesday: Intelligent Power in Conquered England" by Stephen Baxter, Julia Crick, and C. P. Lewis, and Domesday scholarship in the IHR.
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South Asian Heritage in the IHR Collections - On History This blog was written by Lara Short and Sarah Admans, Graduate Trainee Librarians at the Institute of Historical Research (IHR) Wohl Library 2024/25. It was curated in celebration of South Asian Herit...

The theme for 2025’s South Asian Heritage Month was ‘Roots to Routes’. In this blog, our Graduate Trainee Librarians highlight 10 books in the IHR Library’s collections that explore South Asian journeys, physical and personal. #OnHistory blog.history.ac.uk/2025/09/sout...

Digitising the Victoria County History: first new volume added to British History Online   - On History In this blog post, Dr Ruth Slatter (Co-General Editor of the Victoria County History and the VCH Digitisation Project Manager) celebrates the publication of new digitised VCH material on British…

New #OnHistory blog post fro @ruthslatter.bsky.social updating us on progress of the @vchlondon.bsky.social and @bho.bsky.social digitisation project. blog.history.ac.uk/2025/07/digi...

In Part Two of #OnHistory blog post from VCH Digitisation Summer Intern Anne-Marie Harvatt, reflects on the challenges and potentials of digitising historical sources.
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Digitising Red Books: the rigours and rewards of increasing online access to Victoria County History volumes (Part 1) - On History The IHR's VCH Digitisation Summer Intern 2024 reflects on the process of digitising VCH volumes for British History Online.

In this latest #OnHistory blog post, VCH Digitisation Summer Intern Anne Marie Harvatt reflects on the rigours and rewards of digitising @vchlondon.bsky.social volumes for @bho.bsky.social.

Great to see this #OnHistory blog post with the authors of 'Becoming a Historian' below 👇
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New #OnHistory blog post. The authors of IHR Shorts from @uolpress.bsky.social title Becoming a Historian https://buff.ly/4gKZZM2 answer questions about just that! https://buff.ly/4erqlAY

A Fanfare for Garden History - On History This blog post was written by Pippa Potts is a co-convenor of the History of Gardens and Landscapes Seminar. The idea had surfaced occasionally but, as so often, it took a nudge from elsewhere to make...

In this #OnHistory blog post, Pippa Potts, convenor of the IHR History of Landscapes and Gardens Seminar highlights the recent publication of collected papers given at the seminar. Now available in digital and paperback formats. buff.ly/4bKF8oL

Glimpses of a Transnational Life: Frank Mathew and Imports of Everyday Goods in Fifteenth Century London. - On History IHR intern Eliot Benbow looks at 'particular' customs accounts, which recorded immense detail about the goods and practices of trade, giving an unparalleled insight into the medieval material world an...

This #OnHistory blog provides an update on progress with @chppc.bsky.social project exploring the potential of analysing London’s medieval customs accounts digitally. Here Eliot Benbow writes about undertaking proof-of-concept work as part an IHR Internship. buff.ly/3TsJwm9

First Impressions of the IHR Wohl Library - On History This blog was written in October by Sophia Benko, Graduate Trainee Library Assistant at the IHR Wohl Library. To celebrate having worked at the IHR library for a month, I would like to share my experi...

New #OnHistory blog from Graduate Trainee Library Assistant, Sophia Benko, on her first impression of working in in the IHR Wohl Library blog.history.ac.uk/2023/11/firs...

The Bloomsbury | IHR Inclusive Histories Initiative 2023 Award - On History Bloomsbury Academic and the IHR host an Inclusive Histories partnership, that seeks to improve the publishing opportunities available for early-career history researchers from a diverse range of b...

We are delighted to announce Sandip Kana as the winner of the 2023 Bloomsbury History | IHR Inclusive Histories Initiative 2023 Award. Hear from Sandip in this #OnHistory blog. 2024 call opens soon!
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