Volume: 43 Issue: 4
Contents of History Today, April 1993 |
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Aram Bakshian tells the story of the peasant carpenter who became a brilliant guerrilla leader and national hero, and who struggled to wrest a free Armenia from... |
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Richard Cavendish finds plenty to chew the cud on, courtesy of the BAHS |
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National Trust work to restore the gardens of Stowe |
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Why did Germany declare war on the US in December 1941? Nicholas Henderson considers motives and consequences in the days before and after Pearl Harbor. |
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Capturing the spirit of America - Erin Cho looks at the building blocks of American childhood and the objectives of their creator. |
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Peter Ling compares the impact of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X on black culture in the 90s. |
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Christopher Chippindale on a Stonehenge for all seasons. |
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Our round-up of the offerings from publishers in Spring 1993 previewing interesting and intriguing history books for both the general reader and the specialist. |
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Ann Hills gets to the bottom of heritage whodunnits in Shrewsbury. |
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How should we view Thomas Jefferson? Colin Bonwick offers his assessment of the man as America's third president, party leader and Enlightenment enthusiast. |
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Richard Hodges looks at the Pompeii controversy and asks if Britain does any better. |
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Peacemaker or warmonger: history has awarded the former epithet (albeit ill-fated) to Woodrow Wilson, but here Christopher Ray looks at how the President performed... |
