Hungary’s Holy Trinity
What connects a Hollywood star, a physicist of genius and a recently departed historian?
History Today
Travels Through Time #15 – Mary Fulbrook, 1939-45
This episode examines the Nazi genocide through human interactions with three crime scenes.
What Have the Romans Done for Us?
Not content with bringing aqueducts, sanitation and roads, the Romans transformed Britain’s flora and fauna.
History Today Quiz: July
Test your history knowledge in the monthly History Today quiz.
On the Spot: Matthew Sweet
‘What’s the most important lesson history has taught me? It’s not about you.’
The Hitlers in Our Own Country
How the Nazi persecution of Jews shaped the African-American freedom struggle.
Can You Keep a Secret?
A hidden network of 17th-century female spies
The History of the Picnic
The first picnics were a favourite pastime of the aristocracy, and purely indoor affairs. In the 19th century, the emergent middle classes moved lunch outdoors.
Longman-History Today Awards 2019: The Winners
All the winners from this year's awards ceremony.
The Lost Voice of Notre-Dame
The devastating fire at Notre-Dame destroyed more than just bricks.