 Louis Raemaekers' First World War Propaganda CardsAn interactive look at the Dutch-born artists wartime art. |
 Historical Drama: Wolf Hall and Bring up the BodiesJane Winters reviews two theatrical adaptations of Hilary Mantel's historical novels. |
 Big is Back: The Return of Public HistoryHistorians are beginning to reengage with their discipline as a social science, a move welcomed by Paul Lay. |
 Ukraine and Russia’s History WarsIn Ukraine, it’s not just the future which is at stake. It’s the past, too. |
 Alternative Histories: Soho, 1926John Logie Baird's early television set is beset by some familiar criticism. |
 Six Degrees of Separation: Hedy LamarrWhat links the Austrian-born film star with Jonathan Swift and Andy Warhol? |
 Photographs of London Then and NowUpdate to popular Streetmuseum app includes 100s of photographs from the capital's past. |
 Podcast: British Intelligence and the Cold WarWe speak to Calder Walton, the author of Empire of Secrets: British Intelligence, the Cold War and the Twilight of Empire. |
 Civil War Women: Not Behaving as they ShouldA 1972 essay on women petitioners of the mid-17th century anticipated greater engagement with the political ambitions and private lives of ordinary men and women, says Alice Hunt. |
 A Short History of ByzantiumLiz James celebrates the Eastern Empire’s artistic heritage and its pivotal role in shaping Europe and the Islamic world of the Middle Ages. |
 Brazil in the First World WarRoderick Barman examines the circumstances surrounding Brazil’s entry into the Great War and appraises the conflict’s legacy on the developing nation. |
 The Duchess and the SoldierLife in a First World War field hospital is depicted in a new exhibition. |
 Sex and the Industrial RevolutionTwo centuries before the Swinging Sixties the weakening of social customs caused by the Industrial Revolution led to a modest transformation in people’s sexual behaviour, says Emma Griffin. |
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 Herzl and the Idea of IsraelHow the founder of the modern Zionist movement awakened the impoverished Jewish masses of Eastern Europe to the idea of statehood. |
 The RainborowesBritain's interactions with its North American colonies told through the life story of several families. |
 Maps of ParadiseTwo books consider the idea of utopia and how 'humankind has yearned for a timeless elsewhere'. |
March 2014
In this month's issue: Sex & the Industrial Revolution - Brazil in the First World War - Byzantium - French Fascism - Civil War Women - Hermit of Peking
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