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Gautam Hazarika
So many stories have emerged in a new book on Indian POWs
Gautam Hazarika
There are many stories in a new book on Indian POWs of the Japanese.
Karen Haden
The transition from Elizabeth I to James I is examined by the historical novelist.
Victoria Taylor
Encounters between captors and captives, many exemplifying hospitality, some harm, are explored through newspapers and personal accounts of the time.
As celebrations this year spotlight those years of action on the battlefield, the author of historical thrillers discusses the boom in wartime crime that sets the foundations for his series.
A dashing cavalier or a Prince Robber - a new biography re-examines the life of a key figure in the tumult of the 17th century
The story of the Jewish children who fled to France and America during the Holocaust
Paul Beaver
The iconic Spitfire's designer was an extraordinary aeronautical engineer.
Jemima Mallock
The Shakespeare Edit presents the tragedy condensed into monodrama.
The legendary monarch dominates the headlines in early British history, but the period has a rich landscape to be explored and enjoyed.
