News & Events

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Announcements, publications, workshops, and public events from the History Declassified team and its partners.

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New Book Release: Indigenous Christianity: Missionaries, Modernity, and Marginality in the Siberian Tundra

Introducing HIDE’s new work Indigenous Christianity: Missionaries, Modernity, and Marginality in the Siberian Tundra by Tatiana Vagramenko. This book extends the scope of the History Declassified project by adding a deeply ethnographic dimension, tracing the origins…

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HIDE Leads UCC’s Joining the Global Coalition for Ukrainian Studies

Thanks to the vision and leadership of the HIDE team, University College Cork (UCC) has joined the Global Coalition for Ukrainian Studies, becoming one of the first Irish institutions committed to embedding…

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Religious Heritage Innovator of the Year Award

The HIDE project was awarded Religious Heritage Innovator of the Year by Future for Religious Heritage (a network supported by the European Commission’s Creative Europe Programme) for our initiative Saving Ukraine’s Religious…

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New Book Release: The Lives of Soviet Secret Agents: Religion and Police Surveillance in the USSR

We are excited to announce the release of “The Lives of Soviet Secret Agents: Religion and Police Surveillance in the USSR,” edited by Tatiana Vagramenko and Nadezhda Beliakova. Published by Lexington Books…

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Colourful abstract collage of archival photograph of 2 women and a child

HIDE Awarded Impact Case Study Narrative Prize

HIDE received the Impact Case Study Narrative Prize, recognizing its important role in preserving endangered archives and advancing digital conservation efforts that address urgent societal and historical challenges. 

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Awarded UCLA Library Funding for Modern Endangered Archives

HIDE has been awarded funding by the UCLA Library under the Modern Endangered Archives Programme for the initiative “Saving Vulnerable Past in Wartime: Local Archives in Bucha, Ukraine.” This pilot project focuses…

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