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Dr Mark Levene
Southampton University
BIOGRAPHY
Dr Mark Levene is Reader in Comparative History at the University of Southampton, and in the Parkes Centre for Jewish/non-Jewish relations. His writing ranges across genocide, Jewish history and environmental and peace issues especially focusing on anthropogenic climate change. His most recent work includes the two volume The Crisis of Genocide : The European Rimlands, 1912 -1953 (Oxford, 2013) which won the Institute of Genocide Studies Lemkin award in 2015, and, with Rob Johnson and Penny Roberts (eds.), History at the end of the world? History, climate change and the possibility of closure (Penrith, 2010). He is co-founder of Crisis Forum (http://www.crisis-forum.org.uk) and founder of the Rescue!History (http://www.rescue-history.org.uk/), independent academic networks.
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The Holocaust – Nazis and Other Europeans, 1939-45
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Course • History • 6 lectures
The Holocaust – Nazis and Other Europeans, 1939-45
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The Holocaust – Nazis and Other Europeans, 1939-45
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Russia – Revolution and Civil War, 1917-22
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Russia – Revolution and Civil War, 1917-22
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Russia – The Ukrainian Famine, 1932-33
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Russia – The Ukrainian Famine, 1932-33
Dr Mark LeveneSouthampton University