The two articles that follow provide the background to the resurgence that is sweeping the Islamic world from Morocco to Malaysia. In the first, Professor Enayat of the University of Tehran considers why there should be a resurgence of Islam at this particular point in time and whether it is different from those that have preceded it.
Nineteenth-century Argentina and the United States shared similar frontier problems, but Argentina had both a northern and southern frontier to defend against Indians.
Baron von Mildenstein and the S.S. support of Zionism in Germany from 1934-1936.
C.V. Wedgwood challenges the accepted view of Charles I's fated minister, Thomas Wentworth.
S.M. Toyne tells the strange tale of Johann Frederick Struensee, Denmark's 18th century German dictator.
