Julia Lovell wins the 2019 Cundill History Prize for Maoism

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News Archive: October 2017

October 26th 2017

Cundill History Prize feeds international debate with finalists on inequality, Vietnam and the terror of exile

The Cundill History Prize has announced a controversial thesis on inequality, a myth-shattering history of Vietnam, and a study of Siberian exile under the Tsars as finalists.

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October 20th 2017

Thomas J. Laqueur, winner of the 2016 Cundill History Prize, to give Cundill History Prize Lecture on November 15, 2017

Wednesday, November 15th at 5PM McGill University Faculty Club – Leo Yaffe Billiard Room 3450 McTavish Street, Montreal, QC

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Tracing Maoism around the globe, Julia Lovell wins 2019 Cundill History Prize

International — in a very Canadian way

Cundill History Prize finalists reckon with Nazi legacies, the dreams and tragedies of American history, and the force of Maoism

Leading the charge in bringing the past to the public

Jurors hail works that “seek to illuminate contemporary dilemmas” on 2019 Cundill History Prize shortlist, announced in New York

How the Cundill History Prize will unfold: New York, Toronto, Montreal

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