Dr. Martyn Housden
Emeritus Professor - FOMLSS
- Area
- School of Social SciencesFaculty of Mgmt, Law & Social Sciences
Biography
History of Refugees, History of National Minorities, History of Germany, History of the Central and Eastern Europe (especially the Baltic Region), History of Peace, Baltic Germans, the League of Nations, Rachel Crowdy, Gilbert Murray, Fidtjof Nansen, psychoanalysis of Erich Fromm.
Publications
Peer reviewed journal (12)
Cosmopolitan Entrepreneurs. Culture, Mobility and Survival among Baltic German Family Businesses in the Twentieth Century
Martyn Housden (2019) Nordost-Archiv. 28
‘Forgotten Europeans’: transnational minority activism in the age of European integration
Smith, D.J.; Germane, M.; Housden, Martyn (2018)
Journalism as a means to Reconciliation. Paul Schiemann's Essays 1919-20
Housden, Martyn (2014)
White Russians crossing the black sea: Fridtjof Nansen, Constantinople and the first modern repatriation of refugees displaced by civil conflict, 1922-23
Housden M. (2010) Slavonic and East European Review. 88, 495-524.
When the Baltic sea was a 'bridge' for humanitarian action: The league of nations, the red cross and the repatriation of prisoners of war between Russia and Central Europe, 1920-22
Housden M. (2007) Journal of Baltic Studies. 38, 61-83.
Germany's first republic
Housden M. (2001) Historical Journal. 44, 579-585.
Ewald Ammende and the Organization of National Minorities in Inter-war Europe
Housden M. (2000) German History. 18, 439-460.