Ilya Berkovich

Name:	Ilya Berkovich
Affiliation:	Peterhouse, University of Cambridge
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Talks given by Ilya Berkovich

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• Discipline and Control in Eighteenth-Century Gibraltar
• Muster Rolls and Polynomial Functions: A Historical and Statistical Study of Mid-Eighteenth-Century Hapsburg Armies
• Telum Acerrimum, being a Firm Reply to some Outlandish Recent Theories Concerning the Use of Missile Weapons in the Manipular Legion
• How to Reconstruct a Medieval Battle - The Case Study of Forbie (1244)
• Unconquerable Strongholds? An Alternative View on Medieval Siege Warfare

Talks organised by Ilya Berkovich

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• The 2011 Libyan Uprisings, the Ascendancy of the Periphery, and Enduring Patterns in Libyan History
• Violent Culture/Cultural Violence - One Day Graduate Conference
• The French Army and the Plebiscite of 1870
• 18th C. French Military Schools: An ‘Enlightened’ Education'?
• British Intelligence in the North and Baltic Seas, 1807-10
• "We were ruthlessly left in the lurchʺ: South African and American Collusion in the Angolan Civil War, 1975-6
• The Longest Afternoon: How Four Hundred Germans Decided the Battle of Waterloo
• Intelligence Night
• Discipline and Control in Eighteenth-Century Gibraltar
• 'The Military Importance - or lack thereof - of Singapore to the Japanese War Effort: 1942-45
• Conceptions of Organised Violence, Individual Life, and Divine Command in Classical Rabbinic Judaism
• Distinguished Speakers in Military History - Lent 2011
• British Signals Intelligence on the Establishment of the Soviet Bloc
• Structures of Warfare at Sea during the First British Civil War,1642-1646
• “More Devils than Men”? The Truth about Culloden, 1746
• Film and Discussion Night: France's Wars of Decolonisation
• Maratha Naval Challenges to European Proto-Empire in the Early Eighteenth Century
• Crisis and Conflict: The British Naval Intellectual Establishment, 1905-1908
• Warfare in Transition: Late Roman Britain to Early Anglo-Saxon England
• Anatomy of a Revolution: Maoism in Telengana and the Indian State, 1948-51
• Distinguished Speakers in Military History – Michaelmas 2010
• Film and Discussion Night: The First World War
• Muster Rolls and Polynomial Functions: A Historical and Statistical Study of Mid-Eighteenth-Century Hapsburg Armies
• From Ransom to Circumcision: the Changing Politics of Military Captivity in the Eighteenth-Century Ottoman Empire
• Nelson the Hero and British Masculinities 200 Years On
• The Public Politics of America's First Missile Defence System, 1967-1969
• Distinguished Speakers in Military History - Easter 2010
• Film and Discussion Night: Naval Warfare
• Soldiers-intellectuals, Colonial Knowledge and Military Despotism in India, 1800-1858
• Demobilisation and Deviance: Leningrad's Second World War Veterans Brutalisation and Criminality
• Religious Rhetoric in the Chronicle Accounts of the Anglo-Scottish Wars: The Chronicle of Lanercost and the 'National Crusade'
• Distinguished Speakers in Military History – Lent 2010
• Earl Temple at the Admiralty: Naval Administration and Politics under the Pitt-Devonshire Ministry, 1756-7
• Film and Discussion Night: Germany and Russia 1242-1939
• Conflicts and Compromises: National Security and the Changing Landscape of Detention Law in the United States
• British Intelligence and the 1916 Mediation Mission of Colonel Edward House
• Artillery in 15th century battles: evidence and thoughts from the recent discovery of the Battle of Bosworth
• Telum Acerrimum, being a Firm Reply to some Outlandish Recent Theories Concerning the Use of Missile Weapons in the Manipular Legion
• Distinguished Speakers in Military History – Michaelmas 2009
• Revisiting the Myth of Nuclear Deterrence: A Wake-up Call for Proliferation Optimists
• Reconsidering the Anglo-German Naval Arms Race: Merely a Sideshow?
• Film and Discussion: Special Agents in the 1970s’
• Mining Revolts and Protestant Preaching in Sixteenth-Century Royal Hungary.
• 'Mobilising for Warfare in a Pre-Bureaucratic State: Elizabethan Troop Levies in the 1580s and 1590s'
• Burying the Violent Ones: Radical Funerals in France's Early Third Republic
• 'Scoundrels or Patriots? Military Associations and Prussian State-building in Hanover, 1866-1914
• Film and Discussion: The Soviet Army in Afghanistan
• Oh Grandfather, give me power over my enemies! Aspects of Kiowa Warfare in the Nineteenth Century
• Distinguished Speakers in Military History - Easter 2009
• Reinhard Gehlen, British Intelligence, and Communist Subversion, c. 1945-62
• The Massacre at Jallianwala Bagh, Amritsar, 13th April 1919: Some Thoughts on the Casualty Figures
• 'Lions led by Horses? A Reappraisal of Generalship in the First World War'
• Distinguished Speakers in Military History - Inaugural Lecture
• War, Ideology and State Formation in Early Modern England
• Violence and conflict in Lagos: 1939 – 1945
• Contemporary Challenges for Strategic Theory
• American and British Intelligence and the Yom Kippur War of 1973
• How to Reconstruct a Medieval Battle - The Case Study of Forbie (1244)
• Provincial Reconstruction Teams in Afghanistan : an Examination of the Problems of integrating the Military, Political and Development Dimensions with Reference to the US Experience in Vietnam
• 'Humanitarian' Intervention?: Habermas and Morgenthau's Differing Approaches to the Right to Intervene
• 'Flat-tops or Not': Air power, policy-making and the Royal Navy since 1982
• The Third Anglo-Afghan War, 1919
• Unconquerable Strongholds? An Alternative View on Medieval Siege Warfare
• The Most Intransigent of the Warmongers? The Hundred Years War in the Career of Humphrey, Duke of Gloucester, c.1413-1447
• 'Anglican Bishops in Rwanda, 1990-94: 'Errand boys' for the Architects of Genocide?