This essay examines the activity of women in the Russian organized right between 1905 and 1917. It is particularly concerned with the scale of the female membership of the right-wing movement, and their connection to philanthropic and political roles. It examines the backgrounds of the women who joined the movement, the type of the activities that…[Read more]

This short piece reflects on the reception of the reissue of Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ in 2016, and serves as an end piece to a collection of articles on ‘Mein Kampf’ curated by the German Historical Institute, London, in 2017. The collection appears in the Bulletin of the German Historical Institute and can be accessed in its entirely on the…[Read more]

This article is a brief set of reflections on the problems associated with trying to read and interpret Hitler’s text ‘Mein Kampf’ historically 70 years after it came out of copyright. The context is the wider set of conversations about the place of ‘Mein Kampf’ in German history and contemporary political culture prompted by the republication…[Read more]