Sam Hines

eBooks: 5
Institution / College: Oxford University
Profession: STUDENT
Created on: 7/7/2016

About Me

A recent graduate from the University of Oxford, Sam has a passion for modern global history.

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Profession: STUDENT
Created on: 7/7/2016

Texts (5)

How far did Europeans succeed in forgetting their wartime experiences? With reference to "Hiroshima, mon amour" and "Under a Cruel Star"

Subject: History of Europe - Ages of World Wars

Category: Essay , 2019 9 Pages , Grade: 68

Catalog Number: 980119

Price: US$ 6.99
Young societies with long memories. A study into "remembering" in Israel/Palestine and South Africa

Subject: World History - General and Comparison

Category: Essay , 2019 10 Pages , Grade: 69

Catalog Number: 980114

Price: US$ 6.99
Is 1945 a transformative moment in twentieth century history?

Subject: History of Europe - Ages of World Wars

Category: Essay , 2019 10 Pages , Grade: 74

Catalog Number: 980109

Price: US$ 6.99
The terms ‘refugees’ vs. ‘ordinary migrants'. How useful is the distinction for 20th-century histories of population movements and displacement?

Subject: Sociology - Politics, Majorities, Minorities

Category: Essay , 2019 9 Pages , Grade: 72

Catalog Number: 961786

Price: US$ 6.99
Operation Unthinkable. Its significance in the development of the Cold War

Subject: History of Europe - Europe in the Cold War

Category: Essay , 2016 26 Pages , Grade: A

Catalog Number: 336255

Price: US$ 17.99