Volume 44 Issue 5 May 1994

Ian Fitzgerald examines the benefits of accessing British History now available on CD-ROM.

Reunion of the June 1944 armada

Dan Wylie looks at the myths and realities of nineteenth century Zulu nationhood and their resonance in the new South Africa today.

A discussion on the Getty Center, perhaps the world's most ambitious single complex for the study of art.

Mungo Campbell traces the various incarnations of a classical legend form the court of Habsburg Prague to a Dutch engraver's workshop.

Robin Jeffrey examines how colonialism and religious divisions have interacted with indigenous tradition to produce a mixed balance sheet for democracy in and around the Indian sub-continent.

Frank Nowikowski investigates missing paintings mysteriously found after the Second World War.

Diana Webb looks at the miracles and saints populating the basilica of the San Frediano in Lucca.