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The Story of Berlin
Berlin is the most unusual German city says its latest biographer.

The Oak Door of Aberffraw
The author and historian explores the conquest of Wales by Edward I.

Edward A Carter: Medal of Honor Winner
Robert Child
Medal of Honor recipient Edward Carter’s battles continued long after the Second World War.

The British Nazi
Benson Freeman was an RAF officer and a member of Oswald Mosley's fascists, but from there he graduated to full-blown treason.

Lighting Up Lichfield
At Lichfield in Staffordshire, Prince Rupert met with Parliamentary resistance. Did a letter from Charles I prevent a massacre?

The Yasukuni Shrine
The Yasukuni Shrine is the commemoration of Japanese war dead, a controversial monument that is hated by Japan's neighbours.

Conspiracy Theory: Who ordered the hit on Franz Ferdinand?
Was the assassination sanctioned by the Serbian Secret Service?

What is the Blood Price?
Paul Bernardi
The novelist's latest is a departure from the Norman invasion, but what's the story behind it?

How Modernity Erupted from a Volcano
Natural phenomena have profound impacts on society, as we have discovered in the last two years.

Hidden in Plain Sight
The argument that the Reformation 'saved' England should be challenged, and it already has been.
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