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How to create keyboard shortcuts to move files

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Hi, I have a large collection of articles in various formats (pdf, doc, etc) that I want to organize in folders according to their topics (History, Literature, Art, etc). The idea is moving each file to the respective folder. Is there any way of programming the keyboard so that for example when I highlight (select) a certain set of files and press "H", it will move those files to the "History" folder, press "L" for Literature, etc. This would be a great timesaver to simplify the task. Thanks.

The only simple way to do something like this would be adding entries (shortcut to the destination folders) in the "send to" contextual menu but that won't react to a shortcut key.

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