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Month: November 2015

November 28, 2015 hatfulofhistory

Forming the National Front of Australia: ASIO and the fledgling far right group

November 18, 2015 hatfulofhistory

Hatful of History to host History Carnival for Dec 2015: Nominate now!

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Rhodesia, the UDI and the Communist Party of Great Britain in the 1960s

November 10, 2015 hatfulofhistory

Public engagement ftw!

November 4, 2015 hatfulofhistory

#BlackPantherWoman: Black Power, gender and limits of transnationalism – a guest post by Jon Piccini

November 3, 2015 hatfulofhistory

‘By whatever means necessary’: The origins of the ‘no platform’ policy

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The West German police, the RAF manhunt and the killing of a British citizen: Reading the (slim) FCO file on the death of Iain Macleod
When the UK government tried to thwart an investigation of racism in the border control system
‘Fascists don’t obey debating club rules’: The National Organisation of International Socialist Societies and ‘No Platform’ in the 1970s
Using surveillance records as a historical source
Some preliminary notes on Croatian nationalism and the left in Australia (includes scan of SWP pamphlet ‘Croatian Nationalism and the Fight for Socialism’)

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The West German police, the RAF manhunt and the killing of a British citizen: Reading the (slim) FCO file on the death of Iain Macleod
This is the draft of a paper that I presented at the online conference of the Australasian Association of European Historians last year. It is a reading of the rather slim FCO file on the death of Iain Macleod, a British citizen who was killed by the West German police during a raid on a […]
When the UK government tried to thwart an investigation of racism in the border control system
Today The Guardian reported that the Home Office refused to release an internal report on the history of the UK border control system which concluded that between the 1950s and 1980s, the border control system was designed to keep non-white people out of the country. This was not a surprise for many historians who have […]
‘Fascists don’t obey debating club rules’: The National Organisation of International Socialist Societies and ‘No Platform’ in the 1970s
While researching my book on the history of ‘no platform’, there were some things that I was unable to touch on in the book and some of the documents that didn’t get included in the final draft relate to the National Organisation of International Socialist Societies, the student organisation of the International Socialists/Socialist Workers Party […]
Using surveillance records as a historical source
The Undercover Policing Inquiry was established in 2015 to examine the actions of undercover police in Britain between the 1960s and the 1990s, particularly the surveillance and infiltration of activist organisations by the Special Demonstrations Squad and the National Public Order Intelligence Unit. As part of this inquiry, a large number of documents have […]
Some preliminary notes on Croatian nationalism and the left in Australia (includes scan of SWP pamphlet ‘Croatian Nationalism and the Fight for Socialism’)
A major national security concern in Australia during the 1960s and 1970s was potential political violence undertaken by Croatian nationalists and anti-communists against symbols of Yugoslavia in this country, as well as actions taken up inside Yugoslavia. Within the Croatian nationalist movement back then and also since the collapse of Yugoslavia in the 199 […]

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