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Exodus or Homecoming?: An Exploration of Nationality in the Greek-Turkish Population Exchange

The 1923 population exchange was perhaps one of the most important events in modern European history. Its enactment was not only significant for the peoples of Greece and Turkey, but also a template by which the nationalistic aims of European leaders would be realised across the 20th century. In this riveting article, the ideas and principles that governed such a decision are initially explored.
AUTHOR: MAX HILLIER

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Echoes of Unrest: Unravelling the 1919 British Race Riots

Historical discussions surrounding racial tensions within 20th century Britain have focused primarily on post WWII events, placed in the context of decolonisation and mass immigration. This article will investigate its foundations, proceedings and aftermath of racial violence that was experienced throughout Great Britain in 1919, particularly in the major port cities, such as Liverpool and Cardiff, seeking to understand the events that took place, and the divisions of race in a broader perspective.
AUTHOR JONAH RONDER