Volume: 42 Issue: 4
Contents of History Today, April 1992 |
To read any piece marked 
, you'll need a subscription to our online archive
|
As discussion grows about defence post Cold War, Martin Dedman and Clive Fleay look at an abortive 1950s plan for a 'European Army'. |
|
Mike Pavasovic puts in a word for Serbia's wartime Cetniks. |
|
A new exhibition at the Ashmolean which questions the experience of museum visiting. |
|
Paul Dukes introduces a major series on the 1890s |
|
Money makes the world go round - in Lyndon Johnson's case the Yankee dollar was seen as a means of buttressing Britain's new mid-60s Labour government as an ally... |
|
Hugh David sifts ‘real history’ from anniversary-itis. |
|
Ann Hills discovers a feast of Welsh flowers amid the history of a working-class town |
|
Steve Humphries unlocks the taboo histories of the disabled and handicapped. |
|
Daniel Pick looks at change, melodrama and decay in the creative work of the artists of the Fin de Siècle 1890s period. |
|
Dedicated followers of fashion – or senders of coded messages via the doublet, codpiece and hose? Lois Banner mounts an intriguing investigation of how male clothing... |
|
Si Fullinwider analyses how the nineteenth-century values of sexless 'respectability' were challenged by the ambiguities stirred up by Freud's delving into the... |
|
|
|
David Buttery considers the Warwick Vase, its origins, wanderings and greenhouse home. |
|
Details of a new exhibition on Pompeii in London |
