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Nicola D’Elia reviews Il razzismo in cattedra. L’Università di Milano e la persecuzione degli ebrei (1938–1945) by Emanuele Edallo,
Naomi DeCelles reviews
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Archiving the past: women’s film history in France, 1927–1978 by Aurore Spiers
Stefan Berger reviews Cultures of protest and industrial conflict in Italy since 1945 by Ilaria Favretto
Selin Çağatay reviews Women and work in the north-eastern Adriatic: postwar transitions ed. by Marta Verginella and Urška Strle
Samuel Clark reviews The courtiers and the court of Louis XIII, 1610 to 1643 by Marc W.S. Jaffré
Andres Kasekamp reviews Thunder Cross: fascist antisemitism in twentieth-century Latvia by Paula A. Oppermann
Ruoyi Zheng reviews Maoism with Italian Characteristics: China's Global Influence and the Italian Left, 1956-1976 by Marco Gabbas and Lorenzo M. Capisani
Jane Rowling reviews Waterscapes: reservoirs, environment and identity in modern England and Wales by Andrew McTominey
Rana Abhyendra Singh reviews Out of Hitler’s shadow: debt, guilt, and the German economic miracle by Tobias Straumann
Peter Gatrell reviews A history of displaced knowledge: Austrian refugees from National Socialism in Australia by Philipp Strobl
Emmanuel Dalle Mulle reviews Defending French in Flanders, 1873–1974: between liberty and identity by David J Hensley
Meghan Riley reviews A calculated restraint: what Allied leaders said about the Holocaust by Richard Breitman
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