James Montgomery BaxenfieldTallinn University | TLU · Institute of History
James Montgomery Baxenfield
Master of Arts
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Introduction
Doctoral research project, "Footnotes to the Past: Forgotten Episodes of Latvian-Lithuanian Federation, 1884–1984," examines various ideas to establish a united Latvian-Lithuanian state and the connections between them.
Additional affiliations
August 2019 - present
Position
- PhD Student
Description
- Doctoral student in history, researching conceptions of Latvian-Lithuanian federation between 1884 and 1984.
Education
August 2010 - June 2012
Publications
Publications (7)
James Montgomery Baxenfield, "No Friday Night Lights: Reservation Football on the Edge of America by John M. Glionna", The Museum of Americana: A Literary Review, No. 34 (October 2024): https://themuseumofamericana.net/no-friday-night-lights-reservation-football-on-the-edge-of-america-by-john-m-glionna/
The nascent Aistijan movement centred around the idea of establishing a Latvian–Lithuanian state following the Second World War. This article surveys the background of the idea, with particular attention to the public diplomacy of Lithuanian American émigrés, demonstrating its prevalence during the First World War. The activities of interwar Latvia...
Izdevumā publicēti 18 raksti, kuru pamatā ir 2023. gada 1. un 2. decembrī Latvijas Universitātes (LU) Latvijas vēstures institūta un Valmieras muzeja sadarbībā ar Vītauta Dižā Universitāti Kauņā, Lietuvas Vēstures institūtu un Tartu Universitātes Vēstures un arheoloģijas institūtu organizētajā konferencē Valmieras muzejā nolasītie referāti. Ar Rich...
This article introduces the special issue marking the centenary of de jure recognition extended to the Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian governments by the United States in July 1922. The concept of self-determination â which opened up further roads for Estonians, Latvians, and Lithuanians in pursuit of independence after the First World War â...
