‘Final Verdict’ by Tobias Buck review
In Primo Levi’s Survival in Auschwitz, the author-inmate asks a camp guard a simple question: ‘Why?’ The guard replies: ‘There is no
Interrail: The Trans Europe Express
It’s 1972, you are in your late teens, and you see a poster at your local railway station which promises
The ‘Experts’ from Afghanistan | History Today
In early February 1919 Britain’s wartime prime minister David Lloyd George perused an intriguing letter addressed to him personally by
50 Years of Cyprus Divided
Though only eight at the time, Graeme Stanford vividly recalls his experience during the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in July
The Extraordinary Rise and Inexplicable Decline of Lit & Phils
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Japan, the West and the Treaty of Versailles
The Treaty of Versailles, signed in the opulent Hall of Mirrors in June 1919, is usually remembered as the work
‘Cunning Folk’ by Tabitha Stanmore review
When most people – and perhaps most historians – think of magic and its practitioners in the Middle Ages and
Amir and the Jinn Princess by M.T. Khan
This 304 page middle grade fantasy book is a quick fun read. There is no religion in this Muslim authored
A Dangerous Game on the Jacobean Stage
For nine days beginning on 6 August 1624 the Globe Theatre was home to the greatest box office phenomenon of
National Spirit and the 1900 Olympics
This year’s Paris Olympics are the third to be held in the city – where the decision was made in
