The Foundation for the History of Totalitarianism
The Foundation for the History of Totalitarianism is a non-profit organisation established to provide information and education about the history of totalitarianism, particularly in the 20th century. It aims to encourage study and research in a variety of ways including the creation of an annual history essay prize on a different subject each year. The winning entries will be published on the website.
It also aims to publish papers by scholars on various aspects of the history of totalitarianism.
Essay competition: The Hungarian Revolution of 1956
Entries are invited for the 2022-2023 sixth form history essay prize.
One prisoners letter from the Nazi concentration camp to his wife.
Entries are invited for the 2022-2023 sixth form history essay prize.
A Vietnamese flag 1968
Entries are invited for the 2022-2023 sixth form history essay prize.
The top ten books about totalitarianism, recommended by our social media followers.
From “The Devil’s Alliance” by Roger Moorhouse
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