What is history for? Johann Gustav Droysen and the functions of historiography
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Archiv für Mai 2017
Four Decades of “Discreet” Charismata: The Catholic Apostolic Church in Australia 1863–1900
For some years, the historiography of Australian Pentecostalism has been dominated by the belief that Pentecostalism came to Australia in 1909 through the agency of Sarah Jane Lancaster who had, in turn, been influenced by news of overseas events. The…
Introduction: New Perspectives on Secularisation in Britain (and Beyond)
This introductory article reviews the recent developments in the debate on secularisation to establish the context within which the articles in this collection are located. It argues that the debate is complex and multi-faceted, and has been subject t…
Friends Farm: Australia’s First Quaker Commune
Australia has a long and rich history of religious groups trying to establish some sort of utopia by removing themselves from urban centres to rural idylls. The first of these was
H
errnhut, in western Victoria (1853–1889), and today there are man…
‘Germanje’: Dutch empire-building in Nazi-occupied Europe
Volume 19, Issue 2, June 2017, Page 240-257<br/>. <br/>
Populating the Greater Germanic Empire
Volume 19, Issue 2, June 2017, Page 165-169<br/>. <br/>
Negotiating Germanness: National Socialist Germanization policy in the Wartheland
Volume 19, Issue 2, June 2017, Page 214-239<br/>. <br/>