Dr. Martyn Housden

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

• Cosmopolitan Entrepreneurs: Culture, Mobility and Survival among Baltic German Family Businesses in the Twentieth Century.

  Housden, Martyn (2019)

• ‘Forgotten Europeans’: transnational minority activism in the age of European integration

  Smith, D.J.; Germane, M.; Housden, Martyn (2018)

• National minorities as peace-builders? How three Baltic Germans responded to the First World War

  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.

• Ambiguous activists. Estonia's model of cultural autonomy as interpreted by two of its founders: Werner Hasselblatt and Ewald Ammende.

  Housden, Martyn (2009)

• 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, Martyn (2007)

• 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.

• A Liberal Nationalist and Europe 1920-25. Ewald Ammende and his Idea of a Peaceful Continent.

  Housden, Martyn (2006)

• 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.