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Dr Rowan Thompson

Research Fellow

Department: Humanities

Rowan Thompson

  • Please visit the Pure Research Information Portal for further information
  • Naval Pageantry, Heritage, and Commemoration in Interwar Britain, Thompson, R. 10 Jun 2024, In: The Historical Journal
  • ‘No more parades? Navy Weeks, naval theatre, and navalism, 1927–38’, Thompson, R. 23 May 2023, In: Historical Research
  • Educational Access and Student Life in the Aftermath of the Great War, Thompson, R., Laqua, D., Brewis, G. 2022
  • 'Millions of Eyes Were Turned Skywards': The Air League of the British Empire, Empire Air Day, and the Promotion of Air-mindedness, 1934-9, Thompson, R. 1 Jun 2021, In: Twentieth Century British History

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