October 31, 2016

Parents on the March: Disability, Education and Parent-Activists

By Teresa Hillier, Swansea University At a time of great social change in mid-20th century Britain there was a series of parliamentary reforms which aimed to help rebuild a war-torn society. These included a focus on education with the 1944 Education Act aiming to provide equality...

October 17, 2016

Who belongs in the murder clinic? The trouble with Nebel im August

By Ylva Söderfeldt Germany is obsessed with narratives – movies, TV-series, novels – about its 20th century history. The most successful exports in later years have dealt with Nazi crimes and GDR oppression, not to mention the many productions directed at national audiences....