Department of History (Fredericton)

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: "Antisemitism is a barometer of democracy": confronting the Nazi past in the west German 'swastika epidemic', 1959-1960

: "Living weather" for survival: cultivating local climatic knowledge in New Brunswick, circa 1790-1870

: "Restorative in its effect, economic in its result": a re-interpretation of occupational therapy in Canada, 1914-1928

: "There is considerable consternation": Lunenburg's quiet riot and other minority responses to the 1917 Military Service Act in the maritime provinces

: "We caught the torch you threw:" Great War memorials in New Brunswick, 1918–1926

: Away but still at home: a history of south shore Nova Scotian Acadians during the second World War

: Conceiving Christianity: Anglican women and lived religion in mid-20th century Conception Bay, Newfoundland

: Conflicting Christianities

: Contrasting silences: the public memory of German women's experiences of the second world war in a divided Germany, 1945-present

: Demonizing the fairies: Scottish ministers and preternatural beliefs during the Scottish witch-hunts, 1550–1700

: Denominationalism in a Loyalist county: a social history of Charlotte, 1783–1940

: Engineering equal opportunity: technocracy and modernity in New Brunswick during the long 1960s

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