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The Amritsar Massacre
The Amritsar Massacre

In the immediate aftermath of the First World War, British anxieties over revolutionary tensions in India were high. The action of a lone British gen…

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Rudolf Hoess
Rudolf Hoess

When Rudolf Hoess, the commandant of Auschwitz between 1940 and 1943 was tried for his crimes in 1947 he was open and revealing about the process of …

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The Congress of Berlin
The Congress of Berlin

In 1878 tensions over the Balkans were close to exploding into a major European war. German Chancellor Otto Von Bismarck held a conference in Berlin …

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The Frankfurt School
The Frankfurt School

In 1922, during the turbulent early years of the Weimar Republic a social research institute was established in Frankfurt. It was set up by Marxist i…

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The Expulsion of Germans from Eastern Europe 1944-50
The Expulsion of Germans from Eastern Europe 1944-50

One of the biggest forced movements of populations in human history occurred in the final months of the Second World War and long into the post war e…

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Wilson, Roosevelt and the USSR
Wilson, Roosevelt and the USSR

Democrat presidents Woodrow Wilson and Franklin Roosevelt hoped the USSR could become a key part of the post war worlds they were involved in develop…

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The Easter Rising 1916
The Easter Rising 1916

At the start of the First World War the threat of civil war in Ireland between home rule nationalists and protestant unionists in the north began to …

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Women's Political Publishing 1850-1918
Women's Political Publishing 1850-1918

In the second half of the 19th Century, the development of a new and diverse range of magazines, leaflets and books written by educated and wealthy V…

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The Liberal Government and the First World War
The Liberal Government and the First World War

In the first two years of the First World War, British Prime Minister Herbert Asquith was a distant and detached character, leaving major decisions t…

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The Red Summer 1919
The Red Summer 1919

In 1919 America experienced a post war explosion of racial violence. Black communities in over 30 cities across the USA were attacked by mobs, angry …

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