David Anderson: Race and the Rope – Execution and Intimate Violence in Colonial Kenya, 1902 – 1963

Wed | June 5, 2024 | 18:00 CEST

David Anderson (Project A02 Past Futures) is giving a presentation at the University of Bremen’s Department of History. The Lecture is part of a colloquium and is centered around “Race and the Rope: Execution and Intimate Violence in Colonial Kenya, 1902 – 1963”.

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