'Persuasion Not Coercion' – British Politics in the Second World War
Between 1939-45 Britain's politicians were confronted by a huge domestic challenge. Here Steven Casey analyses how Churchill's government 'sold the Second World War'.
A collection of 30 Posts
Between 1939-45 Britain's politicians were confronted by a huge domestic challenge. Here Steven Casey analyses how Churchill's government 'sold the Second World War'.
Richard Strachan, author of the WW2 novel Night Fire, examines the history behind the RAF's aggressive bombing campaign against the Germans.
On 30 April 1945 Adolf Hitler committed suicide in Berlin. But the story of the Führer's death is more complicated than these bare facts suggest, explains the historian Caroline Sharples
Geoffrey Roberts weighs the historical significance of the letters written by Kathleen Harriman during the Second World War
Monisha Rajesh recounts one of the most poignant 'untold railway stories'
Kevin Passmore examines one of the great defensive fortifications in modern history
Richard Vinen tells us about his biographical study of 'the last titans'
Barrett Tillman tells us about his research into the month 'when the shooting stopped'
In this special commemorative feature, nineteen historians tell the story of Operation Overlord, or D-Day, in forty-four images
In this special commemorative feature, nineteen historians tell the story of Operation Overlord, or D-Day, in forty-four images
In this special commemorative feature, nineteen historians tell the story of Operation Overlord, or D-Day, in forty-four images
Richard Hargreaves examines two of the most bloody and significant weeks in all military history