Volume: 40 Issue: 9
Contents of History Today, September 1990 |
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What would Europe (and Britain) have looked like if Hitler had won the war? Michael Burleigh unveils a fascinating, if chilling panorama of megalomaniac... |
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Penelope Johnston on an early-19th century story of slavery and Canadian multicultural policy |
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'Collar the lot!' Fifty years ago this summer in Britain, an exotic miscellany of foreign refugees, academics and Italian restauranteurs were rounded up for... |
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Damien Gregory's new history for the new Europe |
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The British Medical Journal is 150 years old this autumn and has witnessed in its time a kaleidoscope of changing attitudes towards medicines, their ethics and... |
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Paul Moorcraft looks at the struggle to maintain white supremacy in what is now Zimbabwe, a hundred years after Cecil Rhodes' pioneers carved out a British colony... |
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Nicholas Tucker peeps into royal Victorian childhood on the Isle of Wight. |
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Conrad Russell asks if England has ever had a revolution. |
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W.R. Ward looks at belief in eighteenth-century Europe and explores the tensions and creativity as the impulses of Reformation met the world of the Enlightenment. |
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Denis MacShane looks at the rise and fall of international solidarity in the trade union movement. |
