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Valedictory Lecture: Anti-fascism in British politics and culture 1933-1945
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About this event
Delve into Britain's historical response to fascism with Professor Tom Buchanan.
Why you should come
AI-powered• Discover how Britain’s imperial state navigated the rise of fascism from 1933 to 1945.
• Learn from Professor Tom Buchanan’s extensive research on domestic fascist movements and resistance.
• Explore the lasting impact of historical anti-fascism on contemporary political discourse.
Event Highlights
- •Exploration of Britain's response to fascism from 1933 to 1945
- •Insights from decades of research by Professor Tom Buchanan
- •Discussion on the role of the British imperial state during this period
- •Examination of domestic fascist movements and anti-fascist mobilization
- •Reflection on the contemporary relevance of historical events
Speaker
Tom Buchanan
Professor of Modern British and European History and Fellow of Kellogg College
Programme
17:00-19:00
Valedictory Lecture: Anti-fascism in British politics and culture 1933-1945
What to bring / Requirements
- •Registration required
Organized by: Kellogg College
Contact: enquiries@kellogg.ox.ac.uk
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