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The British Empire, by Matthew Parker
The British Empire reached its territorial peak in September 1923.
Three Men on a Mission: Three Architects of Early Christendom
Emperor Leo III, Saint Boniface and Charles Martel, men who helped establish Christianity.
Crete ’41: Hill 107
Robert Kershaw
Vicious fighting between Kiwi troops and German paratroopers centered on one hill in Crete.
Anglo Saxons in the Varangian Guard
The English Mercenaries of the Byzantine Empire.
British Ballet
Ballet and Britain’s relationship is a relatively recent one, and largely due to one Irish-born woman, Ninette de Valois
Could the Pearl Harbor Attack Have Been Averted?
The Hawaiian decrypts reveal much.
Spy School: A Curriculum for Espionage
Lizzie Bentham
What training did secret agents receive during World War II to prepare them for missions in occupied Europe?
A Family Created by War
Matt Graydon
The journalist and author on his family which took opposing sides during WW2.
Nature: Challenges & Changes
Stephen Mills
The wildlife filmmaker on the problems faced and a blueprint for the future.
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