Making History The Art of Interviewing to Discover Your Family Story As a family historian, it’s your job to uncover the facts, figures, events and anecdotes that, together, tell your family’s story. Often, much of t

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• Science
• Observation
• Sociology
• Job interview
• Midwinter Graces
• Interview
• Reporting
• Survey methodology

DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGES AND CHALLENGES IN EUROPE An Interview with Paul Demeny - Population Council1 Interviewed by Veronika Herche, DRI, Budapest  In 1922, the historian Oswald Spengler foresaw “an appalling depopulati

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• Human geography
• Science
• Aging
• Fertility
• Demographic transition
• Sub-replacement fertility
• Demeny voting
• Population ageing
• Total fertility rate
• Demography
• Population
• Demographic economics

CFP: Armageddon and Mammon: the Impact of the First World War on International Business In the summer of 2014, people throughout the world will commemorate the centenary of the start of the First World War. For historian

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Michelle Richmond—Senior Consultant/Historian Michelle Richmond GML Heritage Senior Consultant, is an accredited professional historian with over 16 years’ experience in the heritage consultancy field. Michelle spec

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• Australia
• City of Penrith
• Earth
• Pacific Ocean
• Political geography
• Sydney
• New South Wales

www.achistoryunits.edu.au Finding evidence in sources A historian writing a biography or history of Judith Osborne would start with a number of questions about her family background, education, interests and career. Fol

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• Data collection
• Grammar
• Human communication
• Question
• Judith
• Kalgoorlie
• Geography of Western Australia
• Geography of Australia
• States and territories of Australia

Historiography 1918-Today (China) By Xin Fan The First World War has been a neglected topic in Chinese historiography from 1918 to today. Although it was a point of attention among contemporaries, both nationalists and c

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• Historiography
• Maoism
• New Culture Movement
• Marxist historiography
• World History
• Shanghai
• Historian
• Asia
• Political philosophy
• Humanities
• Chinese historiography
• Sinology

Historiography 1918-Today By Jay Winter There have been four generations of historical writing about thewar. The first was composed of contemporaries who either fought in the war or helped run it, and spanned

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• Historian
• Military history
• Charles Bean
• John Keegan
• Union
• Social history
• Historiography of the United States
• Historical revisionism
• Historiography
• Humanities
• Pierre Renouvin

www.achistoryunits.edu.au Myths of source work This passage is adapted from Taylor, Fahey, Kriewaldt and Boon’s Place and Time: Explorations in Teaching History and Geography. It refers to the work of the American edu

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• Historiography
• Knowledge
• Culture
• Primary source
• Secondary source
• Mythology
• Historian
• Science
• Information science
• Library science

  Advisory  Panel     Krzysztof  Pomian  (Museum  of  Europe)  –  Exhibition  Curator   Historian,  Emeritus  Director  of  Research  at  the  CNRS  and  Ac

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• Universities in Belgium
• Jacques van Ypersele de Strihou
• State University of Leuven
• Europe
• Brussels
• Élie Barnavi

Your Family Tree Series: 21 A Guide to Gravestone Inscriptions Gravestone inscriptions are a wonderful source of information for both the local historian and for the genealogist. As many church registers do not begin

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• Culture
• Europe
• Stones
• Churchyard
• Graveyard
• Headstone
• County Antrim
• Carrickfergus
• Belfast
• Geography of Europe
• Cemeteries
• Death customs