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Spring 2005 History Review

Spring 2005 History Review

An Introduction to this Issue
The Spring 2005 edition of The UVM History Review represents some of the most thoughtful research and outstanding scholarship conducted by students in our department. The papers found in this online edition of the Review include the work of both graduate and undergraduate students. The following papers demonstrate the wide range of topics pursued in the academic discipline of history.

The Fall 2004 and Spring 2005 editions of the Review are now posted on the History Forum website, which includes a wide range of information on the activities of our history student club. In the coming weeks, a compilation of the best articles from the two online editions will be published in volume fifteen of the History Review’s print edition.

The History Review, on behalf of the entire History Department, would again like to thank Professor Wolfgang Mieder of the German and Russian Department for his generous contribution, which will ensure the publication of this year’s review.

The History Review Editorial Board

Volume XV, Number 2 Spring 2005
Editor-in-chief: Clayton Trutor
Editors: Ian Boyd, Nicholas Caccavo, Erica Epstein, Kerri Macon, Amy Murray, Margaret Tamulonis
Faculty Advisor: Dona Brown

Articles:
The Crutches of Apartheid: Europe’s African Project and the Cold War by Michael F. Boyne

European Misconceptions of the World, 1165-1365 by Nathan Morse

Salman Rushdie’s Satantic Verses and Khomeini’s Reaction by Eric Hutchinson

"Where Have the Black Players Gone?": The Decline of African-American Players in Baseball by Justin Kasprisin

Wonderland: Tourism and Yellowstone National Park, 1872-1915 by Jack Zeilenga

History Forum:
Leningrad-Vermont: Armed Competition in the 1930s by Eric Hutchinson

Click here to read about the Authors.

Modified 10/26/2005