DoctorHeather Wolffram

Welcoming The Stranger: The work and legacy of the Christchurch Refugees’ Emergency Committee, 1938-45.

Looting Art for the Destruction and Construction of a Nation: The Louvre Gallery amidst Napoleonic and Nazi Plunder

“Liberated but not free": The impacts of British Foreign Policy on the rehabilitation and everyday lives of Jews living in Bergen-Belsen Displaced Persons Camp, 1945-48.

Monstrous men? Paternal Infanticide and Child Murder in Early Modern and Modern England

Art, Politics, and Prison Incarcerated Artists and Writers as Political Actors in Weimar Germany, 1919-1933

The Art in Resistance A Collective Effort of Resistance against the Nazi Plunder of Art

Beyond the Wire The survival of Jewish women from Nazi Concentration camps and their new lives in New Zealand

“Criminal Lives and Criminal Deaths: Masculinity and Capital Punishment in England, 1800-1868”

Soldiers and Society: The Identity of the British Army in England during the Napoleonic Wars

Men and Masculinity in Seaview Asylum, Hokitika

The Age of Consent: a study of the development of the sexual violence legislation protecting children in colonial New Zealand, 1867-1908.

“Aspects of the Indoctrination of German Youth in the Third Reich Through the Modes of Education, Family Life and Youth Group Affiliation”

Master of Criminal Justice

Abraham Lincoln: The Evolution of his Political Thought from Clay to Jefferson

Garrisonian Citizenship: Abolitionist Democracy in History and Historiography

Burning God’s Own: History of Modern Cremation in New Zealand, 1874-1970

Western historiographical trajectories of Stalin, 1925-1956

“Fascism Alone Will Save This Country” – presentations of decline, rebirth and the enemy in the newspapers of the British Union of Fascists

Racialist Thinking in the Life and Work of Francis Galton. (1822-1911)

The Women's War: The Role of Women in Nazi Occupied Europe

Forensic illusions: Medico-legal representations, scandals and reform in mid-twentieth century Britain, Canada and New Zealand

A MAN’S WORLD: FEMALE CORRECTIONAL OFFICERS IN NEW ZEALAND MEN’S PRISONS

New Zealand Policing during the interwar period, with emphasis on reasoning behind women entering the Police force.

“Hygiene as the handmaid of civilisation” The 1863 military reforms in sanitation and their wider impact on public health in India

Women’s Experiences in the British Union of Fascists