Dr Vesna Drapac
Biography/ Background
Vesna is one of our own, an Adelaide History Honours graduate who took a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford, where she wrote her doctoral thesis on Catholics in occupied France during World War II (now published under the title War and Religion). After some years at Flinders University she returned to Adelaide in 1992; she teaches nineteenth - twentieth century European and French history, while conducting research on conservatism and religion in the twentieth century, western European interests in central and eastern Europe from the mid-nineteenth century to the present, and European immigration to Australia since 1945. Vesna is our Postgraduate Co-ordinator.
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