Chichester Branch Programme 2020-21

 

 

All presentations will be via Zoom (unless social distancing rules are relaxed to allow public meetings).

 

Members will need to sign up for ZOOM (it is free unless you are taking out a subscription).

 

There will be no charge for participants, but in order to keep numbers to a manageable limit, details will be emailed out in good time prior to each meeting, and those wishing to participate will be asked to contact, via our email address chichesterha@gmail.com 

They will then be given the ZOOM log-in details & password and opening time for the meeting.

 

All meetings will start at 7 p.m.

 

22^nd October AGM, Alex Bristow

“Papadocracy”

 

19^th November

 Members Evening led by Dr James McInnes

 

17^th December

Dr Ellie Woodacre, Senior Lecturer in Early Modern History, Winchester

Catherine of Aragon and Katherine Parr: a tale of two Regencies

 

21^st January

Dr Lorenza Gianfrancesco, Senior Lecturer in Early Modern History, Chichester

The 1631 Eruption of Vesuvius and its Impact on Naples 

 

18^th February 

Joanna Story, Professor of Early Medieval History, Leicester

Treasures from the early Anglo-Saxon Kingdoms: illuminating manuscripts from the age  of conversion 

 

18^th March  John Fines Lecture. Professor Ann Hughes, Professor of Early Modern History, Keele  

Why the English Revolution Matters. 

 

22^nd April  Dr Paul Flenley,  Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations, Portsmouth

The Origins of Stalinism 

 

20^th May  Dr. Natalya Chernyshova, Senior Lecturer in Modern History, Winchester.

Shopping with Brezhnev: Consumer Culture and Everyday Life in the later Soviet Union.  

 

10^th June  Professor Jim Endersby (Sussex University)

Making a Monkey out of Darwin: the Consolations of Evolution.