Volume: 46 Issue: 8
Contents of History Today, August 1996 |
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Ben Shepard looks at the post-war experiences of Japanese POWs |
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Philip Mansel looks at interchange and intrigue in the cross-currents of 18th-century culture between East and West. |
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Britain's private heritage revealed |
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Peter Coates looks at how environmental history is pushing its way up the agenda. |
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Richard Cavendish unthreads the history of this Worcestershire museum. |
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Beasts behind bars - Katharine MacDonogh tells the tale of the animals forced to share their owners' fall from grace after 1789. |
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Archaeology dig in Israel causes reassessment of ancient Middle East |
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Clive Coultass recounts tales of derring-do and chivalry in the making of this Second World War naval epic |
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Phillip Drennon Thomas on how Henry III's elephant started the ball rolling for one of London's earliest visitor attractions. |
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David Loades examines two new books on the Tudor state |
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