Jossie van Til-Duijsters explores in this blog the restoration of the Dutch order in the Dutch East-Indies after the Napoleonic Era.
SHN Film Night: Napoleon
18 December 2023
SHN’s latest about Napoleon
Last week Ridley's Scott Napoleon entered the cinema's. The expectations for the film were high, since this director made his directoral debut in 1977 with The Duellists, which is set in the Napoleonic Age. Scott was also responsible for the box office success of Gladiator. In the run-up to the release of the film Scott … Continue reading SHN’s latest about Napoleon
SHN Lectures Series: Book Talk with Duco Hellema
8 November 2023
Manfred Roeder at the Klan’s ‘World National Congress’ and racial terrorism against ‘foreigners’
Annelotte Janse delves in this blog into the background and influences from the KKK on the actions of Manfred Roeder's Deutsche Aktionsgruppen in Germany.
Visiting wartime London: European security through the eyes of the European exiles
Jorrit Steehouder explores the historical roots of European security by looking at wartime London. He draws historical lines between the London exiles and today's European Union member states.
#E4: Bridging nationalisms in the 19th century with Annelotte Janse and Stefano Lissi
Annelotte Janse and Stefano Lissi talks about the transnational history between Italian and German nationalists in the 19th century.
Meet the Team Part 3 – Beatrice de Graaf
Midas Urlings speaks with Beatrice de Graaf, from Utrecht University, on her research and role as a core team member of SHN.
Revisiting the Duke of Wellington: More liberal abroad than at home?
Beatrice de Graaf analyses the Duke of Wellington's apparent liberal duality. by contextualising his political views, de graaf reveals the many-sideness of the duke of wellington.
Culture and Sedition: Milan after Napoleon (1814-21)
Stefano Lissi explores the emergence of nationalism in Lombardy after Napoleon and highlights the diverse security strategies used by the Austrian authorities against subversive actors
