Volume: 42 Issue: 11
Contents of History Today, November 1992 |
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Why did the whole of Marshal Petain's fleet go to the bottom of Toulon harbour in November 1942? Anthony Clayton uncovers a tale of amour propre in this... |
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Paul Dukes surveys how historians of 1900 viewed their pasts and the prospects of the 20th century. |
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Michael Burleigh on Volkswagen's Nazi past |
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Merlin Waterson looks at how the newly-independent Estonia is recovering its heritage. |
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Robert Garland draws on both mythology and accounts of everyday life to probe attitudes to physical misfortune in the classical era. |
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Ingrid Scobie tells the story of the infamous 1950 campaign that set Richard Nixon on his path to the White House, and ended the political career of his remarkable... |
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Robert Thorne discusses 19th-century London on show in Germany |
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Hugh David considers history that has been under wraps - voluntarily or otherwise |
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The debate over the role of women in the Anglican church continues to rage in the UK. A historical look at the role of women in Christianity is presented. |
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Peter Wickham surveys a little-known example of Modern Movement Architecture. |
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Michael Leech on a Tudor revival in the East End |
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The Brontes and the town of Haworth in Yorkshire, where they lived, are knitted inseparably in the popular imagination but, as Michael Baumber explains, it was not... |
