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Pravda and the Stalin's Terror - 1937
Pravda and the Stalin's Terror - 1937

By 1937 the Soviet newspaper Pravda (its editorial board pictured above), was a key part of the mechanisms of denunciation and terror. It presented l…

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Protest music and the social conflict in America 1967-70 (Part One)
Protest music and the social conflict in America 1967-70 (Part One)

This is the first of a multi part exploration of protest music in America during the late 1960s, beginning with Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young's Ohio…

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The experience of military mobilisation in Germany and Austria Hungary 1914
The experience of military mobilisation in Germany and Austria Hungary 1914

Fear and solidarity defined both Austro Hungarian and Germany societies in August 1914. The pace of mobilisation meant that over three million soldie…

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Getting Churchill wrong and the problem of fake history - Explaining History in conversation with Otto English
Getting Churchill wrong and the problem of fake history - Explaining History in conversation with Otto English

History as entertainment has shaped, for many, the understanding of the past. Mythologisation of key moments of the past crafts powerful and often mi…

4 years, 9 months ago

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1937 - The Year of the Great Terror (Part One)
1937 - The Year of the Great Terror (Part One)

Throughout the 1930s the forces that led to a year of terror in 1937 had been gradually developing, from the trials of bourgeois specialists in the19…

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The Motherland Calls - the Soviet Union's Second World War memorials
The Motherland Calls - the Soviet Union's Second World War memorials

In present day Volgograd, one of the largest Second World War memorials in the world stands. The city, once known as Stalingrad, is home the gigantic…

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Maoism, Vietnam and the Domino Theory
Maoism, Vietnam and the Domino Theory

John F Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson both saw Vietnam as the vital frontline in America's struggle against communism, but it was Chinese, as opposed to …

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Neville Chamberlain's diplomatic and strategic world view - 1937
Neville Chamberlain's diplomatic and strategic world view - 1937

When Neville Chamberlain succeeded Stanley Baldwin as Prime Minister in 1937 he inherited a highly precarious world situation. His predecessor was ex…

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Poujade and French Postwar Fascism 1945-53
Poujade and French Postwar Fascism 1945-53

In the immediate aftermath of the Second World War, the French Fourth Republic commenced a purge of former members of the wartime Vichy regime that h…

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The Indian Army Officer Corps in World War Two
The Indian Army Officer Corps in World War Two

The British hold over the Indian Army was born of strategic calculations; the army was the most powerful weapon in Asia at Britain's disposal, and it…

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