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The next BSSH Sport and Leisure History seminar at the IHR will be given by Kay Schiller of Durham University, who will be talking about Alex Nathan, the 'fastest Jew in Germany'. Do come along for a stimulating discussion.
6pm Mon 2nd December, John S Cohen Room
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The next BSSH Sport and Leisure History seminar at the IHR will be given by Kay Schiller of Durham University, who will be talking about Alex Nathan, the 'fastest Jew in Germany'. Do come along for a stimulating discussion.
6pm Mon 2nd December, John S Cohen Room
The next BSSH Sport and Leisure History seminar at the IHR will be given by Helena Byrne of the British Library talking about Irish women's soccer. Do come along for a stimulating discussion.
6pm Mon 7th October, John S Cohen Room
UK women's sport governance in this week's podcast brought to you by the British Society of Sport History in association with the Institute of Historical Research with last week's host, Raf Nicholson, in the hot seat for the first of the BSSH's Sport in History seminars at the IHR.
The next BSSH Sport and Leisure History seminar at the IHR will be given by Raf Nicholson, who will be talking about the changing governance of women's sport in the 1990s. Do come along for a stimulating discussion.
6pm Mon 7th October, John S Cohen Room
The fourth Sport in History Podcast brought to you by the British Society of Sport History in association with the Institute of Historical Research is in a new format! Over the summer break I'll be interviewing a variety of researchers in sports history before bringing you a series of podcast specials from the BSSH's conference in September.
The first interview is with podcast regular Dr Raf Nicholson of Bournemouth University. Raf talks to me about her work as a journalist covering women's cricket and how this fits in with her academic work researching the history of the women's game in the UK. Raf talks about the relationship between the development of the women's game and its relationship with the feminist movement, as well as discussing how she uses oral history in her work. We also discussed the implications of the D'Oliveira Affair for women's international cricket. Listen out too for some trash talking of the 1990s men's cricket team!
The third Sport in History Podcast brought to you by the British Society of Sport History in association with the Institute of Historical Research features a paper by Jeremy Lonsdale, who has had two works recently published on the history of Yorkshire cricket.
