What do you imagine researching secret histories looks like? A Julia Roberts-like character hovering over old books and dusty documents in a beautiful, dim-lit library, when - just as they are about to close - she finds it ... that smoking gun, that file that makes sense of it all, that changes everything... ? Do all researchers really live such exciting lives? How does new, primary-source historical research come about?
Dr. Daniela Richterova of Brunel University London shares her thoughts on this exciting, yet at sometimes also frustrating, process.
This is a snippet from The Secret Struggle for Cold War Dominance podcast – Episode 1. Go back and listen to the full episode.
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