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I’ve written a blog piece about life history interviewing and its use in our project to record the oral history narratives of Britain’s nuclear test veterans. ntvhistory.uk/blog/life-hist…

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Hoping my grandad, who was sent to Christmas Island in 1958 and witnessed five atomic tests, would be proud of me this evening. I never met him, but I do it all for him and his memory. #britainsatomicscandal

The team had a fantastic time at the All Tests Reunion today. We shared the project’s progress and had lots of brilliant feedback from veterans and descendants

Today we held the final instalment of OHC’s 2023-4 seminar series 🎉 Our 3 incredible speakers Verusca Calabria, Evelyn Curl ADS and Chris Hill and dozens of guests discussed all things post-interview Also pictured: organisers Matthew Hurst (L) Diana Unterhitzenberger (R) Supported by WRoCAH

For 3 yrs much of my research life has been dedicated to this exceptional project, working with colleagues in Lithuania, Sweden & UK to figure out a way forward for NCH. The final report is available at the link below. Congrats to @eglerin, Anna & Linara: a project masterclass!

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Dr Chris Hill Chris Hill writes for The Conversation on the impact of nuclear tests on the childhood of Teeua and Teraabo, two sisters from the Pacific island of Kiritimati theconversation.com/our-nuclear-ch…

Over the past 18 months, I’ve been able to interview two sisters, now living on opposite sides of the world, about their childhood memories of British and American nuclear tests on their home island of Kiritimati (Christmas Island). This is their story. Thanks Teeua and Terri.

As the Commonwealth gathers in Samoa for #CHOGM2024, this story by Chris Hill is a stark reminder of the legacies of Britain’s nuclear colonialism in Kiribati…

The story of two islanders still feeling the consequences of Britain's nuclear weapons testing. Good piece by Chris Hill in The Conversation: theconversation.com/our-nuclear-ch…

Looking forward to giving this talk in Cardiff. All welcome.

FINALLY - I can tell you what I've been working on for best part of a year. A powerful new BBC docu on #nukedblood and the longest scandal in British history. 9pm, Wednesday Nov 20, on BBC2. mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/i-b…

John Morris is, in a highly-contested field, one of the most inspiring nuke vet I have ever met. He never says it hurts too much, and he will not just talk but orate. Wednesday, 9pm, BBC2. You won't want to miss it. #nukedblood

What a privilege it's been to help collect the life stories of Britain's remaining nuclear test veterans. The archive will create a lasting legacy for veterans and their families.

For more information about our life stories with British nuclear test veterans, please see these talks by Chris Hill and Big Ideas, delivered recently at the wonderful National Army Museum. vimeo.com/999158841

D-Day for #nukedblood. Tonight, 9pm, BBC2 Hardcash Productions LABRATS International Keir Starmer

Yesterday University of South Wales welcomed LABRATS International and Dai Scourfield to talk to our history students. We spoke about state manipulation of archival records relating to #nukedblood and the use of experimental vaccines in the First Gulf War. A huge thank you to both speakers!

Pleased to contribute to this forthcoming volume on the coloniality of mineralogical museums. My chapter explores how uranium mineral objects from the Namib inspired conflicting dreams of a nuclear future. shorturl.at/4cGI7