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NEW HISTORY LAB meets on Fridays at 1 Salisbury Road

Tea and homemade cake from 4:30; History begins at 5:00; pub begins at 6:00 - 6:30

New History Lab is run by History postgraduates for postgraduates of all disciplines who are interested in history.

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Next Lab - 2 March

Night and Fog: Nazi Concentration Camps on Film
- with Dr. Olaf Jensen.

Tea and cake at 4:30pm
History at 5:00pm
Pub at 6:00pm

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Any queries, comments, or questions about the New History Lab may be directed to Gavin by email at gjf6@le.ac.uk.

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The views expressed in this blog do not necessarily represent those of the University of Leicester. Modifications to the Blogger formatting are (c) Malcolm Noble, 2008-2010; (c) Mark Small, 2010-2011; (c) Stuart Galloway, 2012- individual contributions are (c) named authors, unless otherwise stated. Each author is responsible for their postings and content.

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