Program Schedule: Continuity and Change in Doing History
Panel 6: World War What?: The Obligatory World War II Panel
Location
Campus Center, Room 3545, University of Massachusetts Boston
Start Date
29-3-2014 10:45 AM
End Date
29-3-2014 12:00 PM
Description
PANEL 6 of the 2013 Graduate History Conference features presentations and papers under the topic of "World War What?: The Obligatory World War II Panel." Additional information about these presentations:
- "A Case Study of Melita Maschmann: Women and the Third Reich" Lynda Willett (M.A. in History)
- "'An Explosive of Quite Unimaginable Force': Did Werner Heisenberg Obstruct German Atomic Bomb Research?" Aaron G. Noll (M.A. in History)
- "Doing the Same Thing and Getting a Different Result: The New Republic and the Build-up Toward World War II" Matthew Wilding (M.A. in History)
- Commentator: Spencer Di Scala, Professor of History
- Chair, Peter Liffers, Public History Graduate Student
Mar 29th, 10:45 AM
Mar 29th, 12:00 PM
Panel 6: World War What?: The Obligatory World War II Panel
Campus Center, Room 3545, University of Massachusetts Boston
PANEL 6 of the 2013 Graduate History Conference features presentations and papers under the topic of "World War What?: The Obligatory World War II Panel." Additional information about these presentations:
- "A Case Study of Melita Maschmann: Women and the Third Reich" Lynda Willett (M.A. in History)
- "'An Explosive of Quite Unimaginable Force': Did Werner Heisenberg Obstruct German Atomic Bomb Research?" Aaron G. Noll (M.A. in History)
- "Doing the Same Thing and Getting a Different Result: The New Republic and the Build-up Toward World War II" Matthew Wilding (M.A. in History)
- Commentator: Spencer Di Scala, Professor of History
- Chair, Peter Liffers, Public History Graduate Student