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The Congress of Terror
R.N.Morris
The rise of the People’s Will and their deadly plot against Tsar Alexander II.
I Am André
Diana Mara Henry
After three decades of research, Diana Mara Henry discovers the man behind the aliases.
The Wedding to End All Weddings – 20 November 1947
Historian Tessa Dunlop examines the world of the late 1940s, and what lessons there are for today’s royals.
Turkey: Birth of a Nation
The fall of the Ottoman Empire saw the rise of Turkey, now a major player in European and Middle East affairs.
Jonestown: Paradise Undone
Annie Dawid
The victims of the mass suicide were not crazy, but well-meaning idealists, many of whom were from poverty stricken cities.
Gytha Godwinson: a Tale of Terror, Trial and Triumph
Ellen Alpsten
The unknown glory of Gytha Godwinson reshapes the need of a 'female retelling’
The Age of Reason
The Age of Reason was a period of extraordinary advancement in all facets of European culture, but there was a price to be paid.
France in the Second World War: An Enduring Myth
Author Alex Gerlis describes the challenges of writing about a particularly brutal war that is often misunderstood.
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