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Firelighters, Fairy-Tales and Fate: The Stories Old Towns Tell
Marek Kohn
The town centres of cities destroyed by war have much to tell.
In Memorium: The Victoria Cross & George Cross at the IWM
Oliver Webb-Carter
The Lord Ashcroft Gallery is closing down and our editor returned for a last look.
A Corporal’s War
David Roy
David Roy explores the role of British troops during the Northern Ireland conflict in the 1980s.
The Secretary
Deborah Lawrenson
The author of a new espionage novel has a story to tell about its inspiration.
Habbaniya: Thirty Days in May
James Dunford Wood
A little-known clash in the Iraqi desert during WW2 is the subject of a new book.
Harold Godwinson – The Greatest King We Never Had?
Richard Cullen
What would the consequences have been for England, Europe, and beyond if the Battle of Senlac Hill had ended in Harold’s victory?
The Extraordinary Life of General Hastings `Pug` Ismay
The author of a new biography explores the many achievements of General Hastings `Pug` Ismay.
Gallipoli and the Death of Innocence in the First World War
Barney Campbell
The tragedy of the battle over the Dardanelles straits is the subject of a new novel.
My IWM: Helen Lederer
Oliver Webb-Carter
The comedienne and actress has a remarkable family backstory.
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