This disavowal of the past is an active process: forgetting Mau Mau, for example, and the brutality of the British response to it was done deliberately by occluding the archival record; it was only revealed by the patient work of determined survivors and dedicated historians.
In a few precious cases, dedicated historians and librarians make some speeches by women available, although these archives and women's studies research are losing funding..."...
The curiosity for most people ends after the tour ends, but the more dedicated Pablo Escobar historian can find a handful of equally bizarre places just outside of Medellin.
She is here as a representative of all Britain's dedicated local historians.
It's obviously been a long way down for Detroit, and it will take dedicated urban historians to provide the full story.
I was honored to be asked to serve on the task force and was very happy to work alongside so many accomplished scholars and dedicated oral historians.
By the time the monument was dedicated, however, historians had concluded that Washington actually camped down the road and was joined there by his counterpart in the French Army, the Comte de Rochambeau.
But for a quarter century, dedicated Polish historians, diplomats, politicians and curators have also tried to reconcile different memories and heal wounds; one of the results was Poland's superb museum of Jewish history, jointly built by the international Jewish community and the Polish state.
Rosen writes at times like an official historian, dedicated to leaving nothing, and no one, out.
My friend John Prest, who has died aged 89, was a historian, dedicated tutor at Balliol College, Oxford, gardener and family man of quiet distinction.
The Institute mourns the loss of a brilliant art historian, dedicated teacher, and dear friend, and extends heartfelt condolences to his daughter Anne Posner, sister Phyllis Levine, and companion Joan Leibovitz.
