'Koch offers an important multidimensional framework to understand Perón's geopolitics... the book is relevant to readers interested not only in Argentine history & Peronism but also in alternative ideological & political models from the Third World.' 📙 https://bit.ly/3KKtbaJ

My new book The Secret Life of the Hotel is on the Independent's list of recommended books for January! www.independent.co.uk/arts-enterta... @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social

Discover the dramatic story behind England’s 17th-century upheaval in A Short History of the English Revolution and the Civil Wars by David J. Appleby. From rebellion to the birth of a republic, this book brings history to life. Out now! https://bit.ly/48BxyN9

'The New Imperial History of Northern Eurasia, 1700-1918 certainly belongs in every university library and on the reading list of every course dealing with the politics, history, or area studies of this vast region. Recommended..' CHOICE 📕 https://bit.ly/48CJDlt

From war stories to hotel scandals, explore our newest books in history! 📚 https://bit.ly/48pUeRP 💙💡 #HistorySky @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social#HistorySky

'Hinton, in short, has done it: he has written a successful book about 'religion.' Mass Observers Making Meaning can be recommended to anyone interested in Christianity, spirituality, and secularization in 1990s Britain.' Journal of British Studies 📖 https://bit.ly/48wpa1y

What does it really mean to make knowledge accessible? Join our #OpenAccess authors for a discussion about how open scholarship can broaden access to research. Register for free: https://bit.ly/4iXRKO6 #AcademicPublishing

The Secret Life of the Hotel by @ladyburglar.bsky.social is the first book to uncover how hotels entrenched inequality, prejudice, and exploitation in Britain’s tourist sector, and in wider society during the 20th century. Pre-order: https://bit.ly/3JtWeyV Read a preview: https://bit.ly/4ov0kF9

In 1971, America faced a crisis of confidence. Thomas Zeiler, author of "Beyond the Nixon Shocks," explores the president's bold response. Read here: https://bit.ly/48Q9QhO #HistBookChat #AmericanHistory @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social#HistBookChat

🎨 Plunder and Survival by Suzanne Loebl with Abigail Wilentz is a gripping journey through stolen masterpieces, wartime escape & the art world’s rebirth in America. Told by a Holocaust survivor, this powerful book blends history, emotion & cultural legacy https://bit.ly/43nQ6if

Releasing next month 🏨🛎️🛌 The Secret Life of the Hotel by @ladyburglar.bsky.social uniquely tells the story of Britain’s relationship with the world during the 20th century through the prism of its hotels. Pre-order today: https://bit.ly/3JtWeyV

"An excellent example of how historians can take their readers behind the curtain & into the research process with them...also offers a compelling demonstration on the changes wrought in historical research by advances in database technology" H-Net Reviews https://bit.ly/43pD83F

📘 Now in paperback! Emil Eiby Seidenfaden’s Informing Interwar Internationalism explores how the League of Nations used public information to shape diplomacy & global opinion (1919–1940). A vital study in internationalism, media & political communication. https://bit.ly/47Oi8VE

Discover the untold story of Ottoman Baghdad during WWI in Baghdad Dispatches by Jameel Haque. From refugees to foreign nationals, U.S. consul Charles Brissel’s humanitarian efforts come to life in this gripping historical account. 🔍 https://bit.ly/47Nfn6H

The George Bell-Alphons Koechlin Correspondence edited by Andrew Chandler & Gerhard Ringshausen is out now in paperback, a critical resource for understanding international responses to the Hitler regime across its lifespan. https://bit.ly/4nGx2Tz

Peter Buck Feller, author of “The Last Gasp of William Schwarzfeller,” spoke with @politicsprose.bsky.social to discuss his new book. Watch the interview here: https://bit.ly/4oVgA2H 📚💙 #HistorySky @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social

In Writing the History of Modern Revolutions, Gavin Murray-Miller offers a critical historiographical survey of revolutionary narratives from the 19th century to today-tracing Marxist, structuralist, and transnational approaches. Available now! https://bit.ly/49cwIsf

⚔️ New edition out! Peter Gaunt’s The English Civil War offers a comprehensive analysis of the 1640s conflict, its battles, politics, and human impact. Updated with new maps, expanded coverage of Scotland & Ireland, and fresh historiography. https://bit.ly/48c3Q1l

New! 📖 War, Peace and the British Free Churches, 1914-1945 by Andrew Chandler & David Ceri Jones explores how Methodists, Baptists & Congregationalists shaped public debates on war, peace & conscience in early 20th-century Britain. https://bit.ly/47PRFa7

Out in paperback! 📘 Phil Child’s The Labour Party, Housing and Urban Transformation explores how Labour shaped Britain’s cities after WWII. A must-read for anyone into politics, planning, or postwar history. #UrbanHistory #LabourParty https://bit.ly/486Ajac

The War for Anatolia and the Remaking of International Order reinterprets the Greek-Turkish War (1919–1922) as a pivotal moment in the reshaping of global order post-WWI with essays exploring peacemaking, forced migration, and the collapse of empires. https://bit.ly/4nNCunQ

Temperance Lives by James Kneale is a study of how temperance life assurance reshaped public attitudes toward alcohol, health & risk in Victorian Britain. Blending geography, history & archival research, this book reveals the social power of abstinence. https://bit.ly/43WnnkH

Today at 6:30pm PST, join Robert May as he talks about his book, Debunking the Yule Log Myth: The Disturbing History of a Plantation Legend, on the Inland Empire Civil War Round Table. Meeting link + more info: https://bit.ly/4iURGi6 More about the book: https://bit.ly/49cmZlb

Now in paperback: Volker R. Berghahn’s The Insider-Outsider of Early 20th-Century German Industry is a vital study of Günter Henle’s role in postwar reconstruction, labour relations, and European integration. 📕 👉 https://bit.ly/49us7lx

Nationalism from Below in the East European and Soviet Borderlands edited by Petru Negura, Andrei Cusco & Svetlana Suveica explores grassroots responses to nation-building across Eastern Europe & the Soviet borderlands (1900–1940). 📕 https://bit.ly/47TsVOk

📘 Oceans of Feeling offers a groundbreaking emotional history of Caribbean migration to postwar Britain. Ryan Walmsley reframes Windrush-era experiences through sensory history & migrant agency. https://bit.ly/3JprpLK #HistoryOfEmotions #MigrationStudies #Windrush

Listen to Trish FitzSimons and Madelyn Shaw discuss their book Fleeced: Unraveling the History of Wool and War on @overdueingit.org 👂 www.overdueingit.org/home/episode... 📖 www.bloomsbury.com/9798881803803/

The Bloomsbury Handbook of the Spanish Civil War edited by Antonio Cazorla-Sanchez, Alison Ribeiro de Menezes & Adrian Shubert brings together 25 thematic essays exploring military, cultural, political & archival dimensions of the conflict. 📘 In paperback https://bit.ly/4qSVdRx

📚 New! Lombroso in the Americas edited by Silvano Montaldo & Franco Orlandi dives deep into the legacy of Cesare Lombroso across North & Latin America. From race & eugenics to prison reform, this volume breaks new ground in the history of criminology.🔗 https://bit.ly/3LxrrBN

My book is out in the world! I‘m so pleased it found a home in Bloomsbury’s History of Emotions series.

New 📖 In Beyond the Nixon Shocks, Thomas W. Zeiler reexamines Nixon’s 1971 policy shifts-China diplomacy, monetary reform, and more-as pivotal moments in reshaping global order. A vital study of U.S. power, Cold War decline & globalization’s rise. https://bit.ly/4oEamVA

Explore how anger shaped Roman politics in @drjayneknight.bsky.social Anger and Politics in Ancient Rome. From fiery speeches to imperial wrath, this book uncovers the emotional power behind elite leadership. 🔗 https://bit.ly/3XiXZC3 #RomanHistory #EmotionsInPolitics #NewBookRelease

"An informative, engaging, and simply fascinating read from start to finish." Midwest Book Review "As a Holocaust survivor, Loebl’s writing displays a deep degree of sensitivity and level of poignancy." Jewish Book Council Discover the book 👉 https://bit.ly/3JRwbBB

“Stuffed with entertaining and sometimes hair-raising anecdotes, The Secret life of the Hotel is a vivid examination of how twentieth-century hotels, big and small, often operated.“ - Lucy Lethbridge, Journalist and Author, UK Pre-order The Secret Life of the Hotel today: https://bit.ly/3JtWeyV

Very excited that my new book, Children and Freedom in the Cape Colony has been selected for open access publication later this year! www.bloomsbury.com/uk/connect/l...

Congratulations to The Observations of Gilles le Bouvier edited by Gideon Brough & Sophie Patrick on being named one of the Best Medieval Books of 2025 by @medievalists.bsky.social 🎉 👂Listen from 19:40 👉 www.medievalists.net/2025/11/best... 📘 www.bloomsbury.com/9781350418950/

"The study is grounded methodologically in the authors' expertise in the sociology & anthropology of money." Hispanic American Historical Review 📕 https://bit.ly/47AKnIq

"Based on extensive documentary and archival research as well as detailed interviews with key activists, the book is a compelling account of one of the far left's most unusual organizations ... I would thoroughly recommend it." Socialist History https://bit.ly/4oyQSkR

New review! 🚨 "A welcome contribution not only to academic scholarship but also to the ongoing debate on the viability of dams as tools for sustainable global development." Neue Politische Literatur 📖 https://bit.ly/3LUNBxQ

Read Annalisa Nicholson's A Salon-in-Exile: Hortense Mancini and the French Diaspora in Restoration London open access 👉 www.bloomsburycollections.com/monograph?do...

Opolot Okia reviews 'Imperial Gallows: Murder, Violence and the Death Penalty in British Colonial Africa, c.1915–60', by Stacey Hynd academic.oup.com/ehr/advance-... @bloomsburyacad.bsky.social @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social

"Given the scope and richness of its coverage, Clay’s survey will remain a 'go-to book' for scholars of beekeeping in Russian and Soviet history for many years to come." The Russian Review Find out more ➡️ https://bit.ly/49l6TGF

Coming soon! The Secret Life of the Hotel by @ladyburglar.bsky.social reveals how Britain’s hotels changed the nature of sex, crime and civil rights, told through the voices of staff and guest. Pre-order today: https://bit.ly/3JtWeyV

Victorian teetotalers, life insurance & health: Dr @jameskneale.bsky.social’s Temperance Lives shows how insurers shaped drinking habits 🏛️💼🍷. Read more 👇 tinyurl.com/ucl-temp #UCLGeography #VictorianBritain #Temperance #LifeAssurance #History @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social

"McPhee's encyclopedic knowledge of France shines through the text, with vibrant details and entertaining anecdotes from the country's mountains to its plains to its seaside." American Historical Review Discover the book https://bit.ly/4p5HuFd

📰 Communist Propaganda in Pre-Cold War America by Henry H. Prown explores how the Daily Worker shaped U.S. Bolshevism during the Great Depression under Soviet influence. Out now! 📘 https://bit.ly/46VfZIA

"This invaluable act of historiographical transfer reshapes our understanding of far-right dynamics beyond the seemingly sharp caesura of 1989, offering new perspectives". American Historical Review Find out more 👉 https://bit.ly/4hXMsl9

...and now my author copies have turned up, which is very exciting. Preorder with 35% off the hardback price with the discount code GLR AT8 here: www.bloomsbury.com/uk/temperanc... I'll stop going on about this after the launch(es), which should be in February... @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social

Edward Vivian is one of the lives featured in Temperance Lives, alongside thirteen other teetotalers, three drinkers, a group of towns, a bundle of insurance documents, and some buildings. Ebook and (from the 11th December) hardback available here www.bloomsbury.com/uk/temperanc... 4/4

Another image from Temperance Lives: Life Assurance, Drink and Medicine in Britain, 1840–1918, a colour (in the ebook) portrait of Edward Vivian, Torquay gentleman, banker, newspaper editor, balloonist, meteorologist; he explored Kent’s Cavern with Pengelly & Lyell... @bloomsburyhist.bsky.social 1/4