News – Page 16 – Department of History

A trenchant historical analysis from Peter A. Shulman featured in the Washington Post

April 28, 2017

Click here to read the article in the Washington Post.

Ted Steinberg is honored with a Faculty Distinguished Research Award.

April 20, 2017

Click here to read the article found in the Daily.

During World War I, US government propaganda erased German culture. Kenneth Ledford discusses with NPR’s Robert Siegel.

April 12, 2017

Click here to read the article.

John Grabowski explains how WWI impacted Cleveland’s economy with Cleveland Plain Dealer writer Brian Albrecht.

April 5, 2017

John Grabowski explains how World War I impacted Cleveland’s economy with Plain Dealer writer Brian Albrecht. Read the article here.

Peter Shulman discusses Google’s featured snippets are worse than fake news with The Outline

March 20, 2017

Click here to read Peter Shulman's interview with The Outline.

John Broich’s latest article uncovering the truth about fascism in the Middle East during World War II

March 15, 2017

Click here to read the article written for Slate.com.

Jonathan Sadowsky’s interview with public radio’s Elana Gordon

February 20, 2017

Click here to listen to "How electroconvulsive therapy's troubled past has colored its modern use," the public radio interview with Jonathan Sadowsky.

John Grabowski reflects on 48 years spent with Western Reserve Historical Society.

February 15, 2017

Click here to read John Grabowski's interview with Plain Dealer writer Grant Segall

David Varel postdoctoral fellow in African-American Studies writes a timely article, “Allison Davis: Forgotten black scholar studied – and faced – structural racism in 1940s America”

February 27, 2017

Click here to read David Varel's article as published in the Conversation

History’s John Grabowski discusses rise and fall of mom-and-pop grocers in Cleveland

February 9, 2017

Click here to read Patrick Cooley's interview of John Grabowski for The Plain Dealer

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