Volume: 42 Issue: 10
Contents of History Today, October 1992 |
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Alan Ryan discusses what happens when history comes to an end |
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Sarah Pepper investigates a medical pioneer whose name survives today on a bread wrapper, but whose sweeping system of wholefoods and natural prescriptions... |
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Ball-and-chain nationhood: Brian Fletcher chronicles the ambiguities Australians have felt over the years towards the nation's 'Founding Fathers'. |
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Our round-up of the offerings from publishers in Autumn 1992 previewing interesting and intriguing history books for both the general reader and the specialist. |
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Harriet Jones assesses the historic blueprint for Britain's post-war Welfare State and what part it played in Labour's 1945 election landslide victory. |
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John Biffen reflects on the by-election campaign that elected one of his predecessors from Shropshire to the House of Commons. |
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Kenneth Asch on Berlin's opera house, the Deutsche Staatsoper. |
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Hitler's march into the demilitarised Rhineland heralded Churchill's 'gathering storm' – but could the Fuhrer's bluff have been called and the Second World War... |
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A mission to the heathen? Hugh MacLeod looks at working-class attitudes towards organised Christianity in fin de siecle Berlin and other urban centres. |
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Richard Cavendish on an association dedicated to the MP, publisher, soldier, Christian and governor-general of Canada |
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Brian Dooley assesses the incident which brought the world perilously close to nuclear war. |
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Tony Aldous discusses the work of the English Historic Towns Forum |
