Volume 49 Issue 9 September 1999

The sorry history of ethnic conflict in the Balkans, concluding that forgeign intervention has needlessly fanned the flames of nationalism.

Nigel Saul explores the deposition of Richard II, arguing that the king’s malice and misrule forced Henry Bolingbroke to destroy him.

Stewart Binns introduces the new series which uses colour film footage found of the conflict.

Richard O. Collin tells the story of Italy’s parallel police forces, and how they have contended with Mussolini, the Red Brigades – and the Mafia.

The wrongly-convicted French officer was pardoned on September 19th, 1899.