My Master’s dissertation examining what motivated native Lithuanians and Latvians to participate in the pogroms of 1941.
Continue ReadingThe Baltic Holocaust
Over the course of history, humans have constantly been involved in conflict with one another. Whether this be on a small or large scale, these encounters of violence seldom fail to attract the attention of historians. A prime example is the history of genocide which discusses possibly the worst act of violence that humans can […]
Continue ReadingNazi Policy in the Baltics (1941-1944)
A summary of the current English language historiography on the Nazi occupation of the Baltic States.
Continue ReadingDemiac: History’s Hub
Each year thousands of undergraduate history students across the world graduate from their respective universities. If you were to ask any of these graduates what they learned at university, you would probably be told two things. The first would likely be the skills, experience and attributes that studying at university allowed them to gain and […]
Continue ReadingNazi Germany’s Hunger Plan (1941-1943)
When talking about genocide, the histories written in the decades after the Second World War focused almost exclusively on the Holocaust. Today, the tragedy that resulted in the death of over six million Jews is continually written upon and discussed so that the humanitarian issue of genocide may continue to stay in the past. It […]
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