In this issue

The fifteenth issue contains the following:
The House of Windsor in the Modern World, by Dr Tessa Dunlop
Espionage In The UK, by Mark Hollingsworth
Mátyás Rákosi: Committed Stalinist, by Martyn Rady
Little Boney and the Satirist, by Alice Loxton
The Mobilisation of Women in Another World War, by Sarah-Louise Miller
1848: The First Revolutionary Spring, Christopher Clark Interview
AoH Book Club: Barney White Spunner on Berlin: The Story of a City
The Other Renaissance, by Paul Strathern
Short Story: One for the Road, by David Field
Historical Heroes: Elizabeth I by Sarah Gristwood
Buried in a Void Place, by Blessin Adams
From Gutenberg, Luther and Copernicus, by Paul Strathern
Short Story: The Nubian Woman, A Caesar’s Spies short story, by Peter Tonkin
Roy Farran: Rogue Hero, by Gavin Mortimer
Panzer Generals, by David Stahel
Historical Sequels, by Steven Veerapen
The Besieger, James Romm Interview

Recommended reading for fans of The Spectator, History Today and BBC History Magazine.

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