Vol. 12 (2025): Waterloo Historical Review

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Waterloo Historical Review Vol. 12 Call for Reviewers

March 25, 2025

We are seeking upper-year undergraduate students, graduate students, early career professionals and faculty members to serve as peer reviewers for original research papers, scholarly articles, case studies, literature reviews, and book reviews!!

The 2023–2024 Edition of the Waterloo Historical Review is Here!

March 13, 2025

After a long hiatus due to restructuring and reorganization of our editorial board, we are thrilled to announce the publication of the 2023–2024 edition of the Waterloo Historical Review

CALL FOR PAPERS FOR THE 12TH EDITION OF THE WHR

March 11, 2025

The Waterloo Historical Review (WHR) is back! After a long hiatus, we are excited to relaunch our student-led academic journal, which is committed to fostering intellectual engagement within the UWaterloo History community. WHR provides a platform for students to showcase their work, contribute to historical discourse, and gain experience in scholarly publishing. We are now accepting submissions for our upcoming 12^th Edition. Submissions are open until May 30th 2025.

Front Matter

Front Matter

A Letter from the Editorial Team

Articles

'Her Graceful Drapery, the Soiled Hem' Victorian Women's Fashion and Contemporary Anxieties

'Good Wife, Wise Mother' Ideology and the Shaping of the Ideal Woman through State Women's Education in Manchukuo, 1932–1938

Demystifying a ‘Wonder Weapon’ A Multidisciplinary Reassessment of a Medieval Ballistic Technology

Bollywood Cinema’s Securitization of Terrorism and Impacts on Indian Ontological Security

Ottoman Architecture and the Hard Hitting of Westernization

From the Other to the Enemy Representations of Chinese New Year and Anti-Chinese Sentiment in British Columbia, 1885-1907

Beyond the Party’s Will The Soviet Secret Police from the Russian Civil War to the Great Terror

Colonization without a Colony Nominal Philippine Independence and the American Empire

The Measure of a Friend A Comparison of Cold War Canadian Attitudes Toward Military Collaboration with the United States

Exiled from the Narrative The Weaponization of Public History by the Bharatiya Janata Party