Volume 65 Issue 5 May 2015

A comprehensive account of a compelling and controversial topic, whose bitter legacy resonates to this day. 

The First World War transformed women-only Somerville College. It became a hospital for convalescing soldiers, housed poets and writers and changed forever the fortunes of female students, writes Frank Prochaska. 

The West’s confused approach to Germany after Hitler’s death damaged its relationship with the Soviet Union.