| Abstrakt: |
The article discusses developments in human rights and their relevance to military historians. The article argues for military historians employed by the military to use a code of professional ethics to gain more academic freedom to describe the truth without censorship. Topics include English historian Robin George Collingwood's theory of re-enactment, Dutch historian Johan Huizinga's ideas on historical sensation, and political, institutional, and methodological obstacles faced by military historians. |
