Dr Arddun Arwyn

BA (Aberystwyth) MA (Aberystwyth) PhD (Aberystwyth)

Module Coordinator

• AB2 From the Second Empire to the Third Reich: Weimar Germany 1914-1933 (HY28420)
• AB2 From the Second Empire to the Third Reich: Weimar Germany 1914-1933 (HY38420)
• AB2 Representations of the Holocaust 1945-2020 (HYM6320)

Tutor

• AB2 Class and Community in Wales 1850 - 1939 (WHM1220)
• AB2 Cydio mewn Hanes: Ffynonellau a'u Haneswy (HA10420)
• AB2 Europe and the World, 1000-2000 (HY12420)
• AB2 Ewrop a'r Byd, 1000-2000 (HA11420)
• AB1 Key Themes in Modern History (HYM0520)
• AB1 Llunio Hanes (HA20120)
• AB2 Representations of the Holocaust 1945-2020 (HYM6320)
• AB1 Research Methods and Professional Skills in History (HYM0120)
• AB1 The Modern World, 1789 to the present (HY11820)
• AB2 ‘Hands on’ History: Sources and their Historians (HY10420)

Moderator

• AB1 Culture, Society and the Victorians (HY29320)
• AB1 Culture, Society and the Victorians (HY39320)
• AB1 Llunio Hanes (HA20120)
• AB2 Science, Place and Victorian Culture (HYM6220)
• AB2 The English Reformation, 1558-1648: Consolidation and Conflict (HQ35620)

Aspire Admin

• AB2 Cydio mewn Hanes: Ffynonellau a'u Haneswy (HA10420)

Lecturer

• AB1 Cyflwyno Hanes (HA12120)
• AB2 Cymdeithas, Pobl a Gwleidyddiaeth: Cymru, 1800-1999 (HC11820)
• AB1 Dissertation (HY30340)
• AB2 Europe and the World, 1000-2000 (HY12420)
• AB2 Ewrop a'r Byd, 1000-2000 (HA11420)
• AB1 Introduction to History (HY12120)
• AB1 Llunio Hanes (HA20120)
• AB1 Making History (HY20120)
• AB2 People, Power and Identity: Wales 1200-1999 (WH11720)
• AB1 Sources for Postgraduate Research in the Modern Humanities and Social Sciences (HYM1220)
• AB1 The Modern World, 1789 to the present (HY11820)
• AB1 Traethawd Estynedig (HA30340)
• AB2 ‘Hands on’ History: Sources and their Historians (HY10420)

• Wednesday 13:00-14:00

Dr Arwyn specialises the history of Germany in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Her current research project is centred on the ethnic cleansing of Germans from Eastern Europe after the Second World War, with particular focus on the history of the province of East Prussia. Her main interests include the oral history and memory of individuals forced to flee or migrate from East Prussia and the way in which these experiences have been portrayed. Other topics also covered are individual memories of the Third Reich and the end of the Second World War. She also has a strong interest in the German concept of Heimat and the ways in which memory and myth making have shaped a particular version of East Prussian history. Using a range of sources including oral history interviews, memoirs, published and documentary material Dr Arwyn is interested in addressing wider questions not only German history but also in memory and migration studies.