Volume: 48 Issue: 9
Contents of History Today, September 1998 |
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The massacre of the army of Sudanese Dervishes on a plain near Omdurman on September 2nd, 1898, was an occasion that a new military technology by Britain in battle... |
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1930s Shanghai was notoriously populated by characters of dubious political and moral allegiances. Bernard Wasserstein shows how the Japanese used their contacts... |
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September 21st, 1898 |
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Options on Heritage Open Days, including the Gunpowder Mills |
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New ownership plans for History Today. |
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September 30th, 1938 |
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Peter Furtado on the creation of a vast online photographic library |
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The image of the American Civil War as a ‘white man’s fight’ became the national norm almost as soon as the last shot was fired. Susan-Mary Grant looks at the... |
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John W. Mason gives the historical background to this month's elections in Slovakia. |
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Pauline Croft on an art exhibition in Belgium on Albert and Isabella of Austria. |
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Mark Goldie celebrates a new Bill of Rights and looks at its precedent |
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Peter Monteach comments on German historian Christian Gerlach's study of Adolf Hitler's announcement of his "decision in principle" to murder all of Europe's Jews... |
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Christopher Dyer uncovers a hidden village in North Yorkshire. |
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Michael Camille shows how the marginal illustrations of a 14th-century psalter became some of our most familiar images of everyday life in medieval England. |
