TimePieces

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TimePieces is an annual undergraduate journal published by The History Society that showcases student research in the History Department at the University of New Brunswick.

Sophia Cohen Galvao

R.P. Gorham, 1885-1946: Science in the Service of Canada
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Aidan Keenan

‘White Hope’ and Black Power: The Subversion of Black Agency Through the Lens of ‘The Rumble in the Jungle’
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Gillian McGinn

“Enough to Make Many Millionaires”: Forced Labour, Resource Extraction and Capitalism in Southwest Africa, 1884-1919
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Piper McAffee

Children and Vichy France: Pawns of Propaganda
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Noah Schwarz

Evaluating the Impacts of the Democratization of Germany on Berlin’s Queer Community (1919-1933)
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James Paquet

French-Canadians During the First World War: A Complex Story Rendered Unrightfully Simple
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Sofia Erickson

Painting Colonial Fantasy: The Appropriation of South Seas Indigenous Art and Culture by German Expressionists, 1905-1925
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Madeline Lemmon

Release from the Snare: Female Solidarity and Resistance in the Case of the Ravensbrück Rabbits
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Isaac Scott

The Radicals, The Revisionists, and the SPD: How German Socialists Made Sense of Colonialism, 1890-1914
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Felicity Murphy

Was the Treaty of Versailles an Appropriate Response by the Allies?
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