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milena's blog & other items of interest – waugh, the world and a bit about me skip to content milena's blog & other items of interest waugh, the world and a bit about me featured evelyn waugh: politics and religion ew_studies_49.1 author admin posted on july 2, 2018 july 11, 2018 leave a comment on evelyn waugh: politics and religion featured at hertford college with ‘waugh’s enemies’ and friends at hertford college with ‘waugh’s enemies’ and friends author admin posted on september 30, 2017 september 30, 2017 leave a comment on at hertford college with ‘waugh’s enemies’ and friends featured an oxford quarrel: evelyn waugh and hugh trevor-roper note: this blog was originally published on the site of the university of leicester. ahead of our waugh’s enemies event on monday 25 september, milena borden gives a brief history of waugh’s hostile relationship with hugh trevor-roper – and asks what it tells us about oxford’s post-war battle of ideas. posted by university of leicester in waugh and words on september 19, 2017 there is no shortage of writing on the feud between evelyn waugh and hugh trevor-roper. most of it has tended to focus on waugh’s hostile letters to trevor-roper and their incompatible characters. but what about looking into the story as a guide to the battle of academic ideas in oxford after the end of the second world war? the son of a country doctor, trevor-roper read for two degrees, classics and history, at christ church (1932 – 1937), became a research fellow of merton college in 1938 and from 1957 until 1980 was regius professor of modern history at christ church. historian hugh trevor-roper, pictured in 1975. source: wikicommons during the second world war he was a code-breaker and also became an expert on germany. one year before his retirement, he accepted to be master of peter house at cambridge. in 1980 trevor-roper concluded his valedictory lecture with the words of evelyn waugh during one of their public spats twenty-six years previously: ‘one honourable course is open to mr trevor-roper. he should change his name and seek a livelihood at cambridge.’ he expressed regret that waugh was no longer alive to enjoy his victory. trevor-roper was an admirer of waugh as a prose writer, but was afraid to meet him in person because of their intense intellectual animosity. trevor-roper’s first book the last days of hitler (1947) became famous. it was enthusiastically reviewed and praised by established oxford historians including alan bullock, lewis namier and lawrence stone. but one aspect of his book provoked angry reactions in catholic circles. it claimed that goebbels, the minister of propaganda in nazi germany, learned how to manipulate knowledge during his jesuit education. trevor-roper also wrote that himmler was like cardinal robert bellarmine, known for his role in the giordano bruno and galileo galilei affairs, because they both were kind to animals. trevor-roper’s the last days of hitler (1947) erroneously claimed goebbels was educated by jesuits. waugh first wrote to trevor-roper privately and then made a public accusation in the tablet . he accused him of seeking to promote his own prejudice in a sensational book: ‘there was not the smallest reason why mr. trevor-roper should introduce catholic theologians into this nasty story…they are dragged in ignorantly, maliciously and irrelevantly.’ but most importantly, it was waugh, who first suggested that trevor-roper should make a correction in the next edition of the book. at the end, the new york publisher of the last days of hitler demanded changes under the pressure of american catholics and trevor-roper made some corrections in the second edition of 1950. in its preface, he specifically apologised for a factual inaccuracy: ‘…i must admit an error in my description of goebbels. i stated that he was educated by the jesuits. though this is widely believed and repeated, i am satisfied that it is untrue, and that goebbels learnt that brilliant casuistry that could distinguish between “concrete truth” and “poetic truth” from other sources.’ so, what does this quarrel tell us about waugh, oxford, and the bigger question – ‘what is history?’. is it factual, unemotional and secular or is it inductive and tainted with beliefs, and religious faith? waugh, a devout catholic, argued against the idea that fascism could be linked to his religion, whereas trevor-roper – a staunch anti-catholic – understood and accepted criticism only if it was on the ground of academic accuracy. waugh extended his absolute disdain for the historical empiricism of c. r. m. f. cruttwell, his history tutor at oxford, to the last days of hitler , the book, which a. j. p. taylor called ‘a delight for historian and layman alike’. the quarrel reached a point where all could enjoy the infinite view of history debates at oxford. at the time of posting there are still a few places available for waugh’s enemies. visit our eventbrite page now to join alexander waugh, ann pasternak slater and barbara cooke in picking over waugh’s hit-list. literature adam sisman, hugh trevor-roper: the biography, 2010. martin stannard, evelyn waugh: no abiding city 1939 – 1966, volume ii, 1993. the tablet, 28 june, 1947. h. r. trevor-roper, the last days of hitler, 1947; second edition, 1950. author admin posted on september 30, 2017 september 30, 2017 leave a comment on an oxford quarrel: evelyn waugh and hugh trevor-roper happy warriors james macdonald’s new play staged at the upstairs of the the gatehouse is inspired by the evelyn waugh and randolph churchill’s second wolrd war mission to yugoslavia in the autumn of 1944. the venue is the charming 16th century highgate village pub just under two and a half miles away from waugh’s family home on 145 north end road. the scene is the farmhouse in topusko where their stormy friendship escalates to a comical antagonism fueled by the angry local cook, zora panic. the script followes closely the well documented wartime espisode with the name of fitzroy maclean who was the head of the mission dropped more then once during the two acts. details such as waugh’s “camel-hair dressing gown”, the £50 bible reading bet and the box of havana cigars sent from london seem to have been borrowed from the earl of birkenhead’s memoir “fiery articles” in “evelyn waugh and his world” (1973: 137). the pattern of the play is a circle of a dialogue with the two main heroes going back to where they started unable to escape the hillarious agony of cohabitaning in tito partisans’ controlled area of croatia. simon pontin as randolph and martha dancy as zora managed to provoke laughter in the audience of around 30 people and a smile of approval from the playwright who attended the preview night. the mantle of being waugh falls upon the shoulders of neil chinneck, a young london actor, who attempts to blend wit and satire into the characher by threatening to kill randolph and himself. he achives a decent presentation of waugh at war although it is somewhat dry in expression and wiry in appearnce. the german bombardment effects work well together with the the décor of the bare village room and winson churchill’s portarit on the wall. the choice of vera lynn’s songs as a musical background adds to the vitality of the performance. but it is the total lack of pretence that seems to be the main merit of the play. author admin posted on april 17, 2018 leave a comment on happy warriors at campion hall in oxford at campion hall in oxford in march this year i visited camion hall: jesuits in oxford on brewer street in oxford to see the place with which evelyn waugh’s name is so closely associated. the secretary, sarah grey, arranged an appointment for me with professor peter davidson who is the senior research fellow and archivist at the hall. davidson explained that the accounts of waugh at the hall are minimal, but there are three waugh things on permanent display. the first one is an abyssinian religious paintin

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