Royal Historical Society (@RoyalHistSoc) / X

Royal Historical Society

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Royal Historical Society

@RoyalHistSoc

The Royal Historical Society supports history and historians. From 21 Feb 2025 we have ceased posting on X and moved wholly to BlueSky. Please join us there.

University College London, UK

Joined February 2013

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Royal Historical Society
@RoyalHistSoc
Feb 22, 2025
This is a final post on X from @RoyalHistSoc. From Friday 21 February we have ceased posting and have moved entirely to BlueSky. Please join us there for news and updates from the Society and about #history and historians. #twitterstorians
Royal Historical Society
@RoyalHistSoc
Feb 15, 2025
.@RoyalHistSoc will close and archive its X account from Friday 21 February. Thereafter all our social media about the Society's activities, and those of fellow organisations in support of #history and the historical profession, will be via BlueSky. Please join us there.
Royal Historical Society
@RoyalHistSoc
Feb 10, 2025
We've not been posting much on X since last December. From 21 February we will be archiving this account and focusing wholly on BlueSky bit.ly/4jUTMyw to communicate the Society's news, and the work of fellow organisations supporting #history and the humanities
Royal Historical Society
@RoyalHistSoc
Feb 10, 2025
We've not been posting much on X since last December. From 21 February we will be archiving this account and focusing wholly on BlueSky bit.ly/4jUTMyw to communicate the Society's news, and the work of fellow organisations supporting #history and the humanities
Royal Historical Society
@RoyalHistSoc
Jan 29, 2025
You can now listen to a recording of our recent lecture with @ghilondon given by Prof Roland Wenzlhuemer (LMU Munich) on 21 January. Learn more as Roland explores the significance of marine salvage in global history: ghil.ac.uk/publications/p…
Royal Historical Society
@RoyalHistSoc
Jan 28, 2025
What is the value and use of history in contemporary society and culture? We're delighted to launch a new OA short-form book series - 'Elements in History and Contemporary Society', with @cambUP_History - to explore this question. Proposals now invited bit.ly/4aqCiG4

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