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Volume 67, Number 1, 2009

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Who Killed Meyer Hasenfus? Organized Crime, Policing and Informing on the Witwatersrand, 19028
pp. 1-22(22)
Author: Onselen, Charles van

Laughter and War in Berlin
pp. 23-43(21)
Author: Rger, Jan

Towards a Data Base of Dreams: Assembling an Archive of Elusive Materials, c. 194761
pp. 44-68(25)
Author: Lemov, Rebecca

Historians for the Right to Work: We Demand a Continuing Supply of History
pp. 69-81(13)
Author: Levene, Mark

Announcements
pp. 82-82(1)

Introduction
pp. 83-86(4)
Author: Amrith, Sunil

The History Debate and School Textbooks in India: a Personal Memoir
pp. 87-98(12)
Author: Thapar, Romila

Teaching History in Schools: the Politics of Textbooks in India
pp. 99-110(12)
Author: Bhattacharya, Neeladri

The Return of the Canon: Transforming Dutch History Teaching
pp. 111-124(14)
Author: Vos, Mieke de

History Textbooks and Historical Scholarship in Germany
pp. 125-139(15)
Authors: Lssig, Simone; Pohl, Karl Heinrich

History and Policy
pp. 140-145(6)
Author: Thane, Pat

Announcements
pp. 146-146(1)

Introduction
pp. 147-151(5)
Author: Anderson, Clare

Oscar Mallitte's Andaman Photographs, 18578
pp. 152-172(21)
Author: Anderson, Clare

Through Lens and Text: Constructions of a Stone Age Tribe in the Andaman Islands
pp. 173-193(21)
Author: Pandya, Vishvajit

Model Subjects: Representations of the Andaman Islands at the Colonial and Indian Exhibition, 1886
pp. 194-207(14)
Author: Wintle, Claire

Announcements
pp. 208-208(1)

Who, Me?
pp. 209-213(5)
Author: Hindle, Steve

New Directions in Partition Studies
pp. 213-220(8)
Author: Chatterji, Joya

Class, Community and Popular Rebellion in the Making of Modern England
pp. 220-232(13)
Author: Rollison, David

Gender at Work
pp. 233-239(7)
Author: Boris, Eileen

Cosmopolitanism and Difference
pp. 239-244(6)
Author: Rose, Sonya O.

Migrant Myths and Memories
pp. 244-252(9)
Author: Chamberlain, Mary

A Judicious Dose of Hemp: the Long Shadow of the Haymarket Bombing
pp. 252-261(10)
Author: Guttenplan, D. D.

Fulfilling the Prophecy
pp. 261-270(10)
Author: Stargardt, Nicholas

Death Becomes Her
pp. 270-276(7)
Author: Kassell, Lauren

What Shall we Do about the Servants?
pp. 277-286(10)
Author: Erickson, Amy Louise

Ruth Frow (19222008)
pp. 287-291(5)
Authors: Lesley,; Fowler, Alan

Greg Dening (19312008)
pp. 292-296(5)
Author: Griffiths, Tom

Norman Cohn (19152007)
pp. 297-298(2)
Author: Lamont, William

Faruk Tabak (19542008)
pp. 299-302(4)
Author: Palat, Ravi Arvind

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