Volume: 58 Issue 8
Contents of History Today, August 2008 |
Contents of History Today, February 2008 |
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Mark Juddery examines the impact and appeal of the film that has sold more tickets at the US box office than any other. |
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The emperor Hadrian presided over the Roman empire at its height, defined its borders and was one of the most cultured rulers of the ancient world. Neil Faulkner... |
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Lucy Riall explores the social and political issues in Italy following the country’s unification. She shows how these issues became the focus for a dynamic new... |
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Tobias Grey meets the journalist who was at Charles de Gaulle’s side for twenty-six years. |
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John Hanning Speke discovered the source of the Nile on August 3rd, 1858. |
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The Cold War has become this year’s hot media topic. Taylor Downing welcomes the chance to look more critically at the era of ‘mutually assured destruction’. ... |
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Martin Pugh argues that life during the interwar years was brighter than has often been suggested, in spite of its association with economic depression and the... |
