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The woman who saved the Tudors
How Margaret Beaufort outwitted Richard III and forged a dynasty.

Hitler’s propaganda war
Why the Nazis used art to bolster their murderous regime

The triumph of Joan of Arc
How medieval women shaped the modern world

SURVIVING FRANCO
Spain’s miraculous transition to democracy

Is the advance of AI good or bad for history?

As artificial intelligence penetrates almost every aspect of our lives, six historians debate whether the opportunities it offers to the discipline outweigh the threats

8 mins

The Book of Kells is a masterwork of medieval calligraphy and painting

THE BOOK OF KELLS, ONE OF THE GREATEST pieces of medieval art, is today displayed in the library of Trinity College Dublin.

3 mins

Everyone cried unashamedly at the news of this young pilot's death

IF YOU STROLL ACROSS THE GREEN SWATHE OF the Maidan in Kolkata (formerly Calcutta) - past the monumental marble Victoria Memorial built to honour that Empress of India - and keep heading south, the city noise fades, and so too does the bustle.

2 mins

The rightful king

I enjoyed reading the interesting article by Caitlin Ellis on the rivals for the throne in 1066 (October). In particular, it was fascinating to read about Edgar Ætheling's claim, which was surely the strongest, based on pure bloodline.

4 mins

Margaret Beaufort Schemer or opportunist?

The mother of Henry VII is often characterised as a domineering woman who plotted her son's rise to the throne.

10+ mins

Spain's miracle

The nation's transition from dictatorship to democracy in the late 1970s surely counts as one of modern Europe's most remarkable stories. On the 50th anniversary of General Franco's death, Paul Preston explores how pluralism arose from the ashes of tyranny

8 mins

He came, he saw... he crucified pirates

Ancient accounts of Julius Caesar's early life depict an all-action hero who outwitted tyrants and terrorised bandits. But can they be trusted? David S Potter investigates

10+ mins

FIVE THINGS YOU (PROBABLY) DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT. . the Tudors

Ruth Goodman, who teaches our new HistoryExtra Academy course on Tudor life, shares five insights about the dynasty's legacy

3 mins

The Nazis' war of words

Hitler and his acolyte Joseph Goebbels wielded propaganda as a potent weapon in the battle for German hearts and minds. Lisa Pine shows how posters targeted all sectors of society to promote prejudice and bolster support for party policies

5 mins

Just how many Bayeux Tapestries were there?

As a new theory, put forward by Professor John Blair, questions whether the embroidery was unique, David Musgrove asks historians whether there could have been more than one 'Bayeux Tapestry'

7 mins

From sexual orgies to Satan incarnated as a snake, lurid depictions of 'voodoo' in North America long titillated and shocked readers. As David G Cox explains, they were also wielded as justifications for racist oppression during the social and political upheavals of the 19th-century US

On 2 January 1893, the black American abolitionist and reformer Frederick Douglass delivered a lecture on Haiti to an audience in Chicago.

8 mins

"Women are entirely excluded from nation-building, yet the ultimate emblem of the nation is a woman"

JANINA RAMIREZ speaks to Danny Bird about how women and their stories have been co-opted and curated by men attempting to forge nations across Europe

10+ mins

Royals, radicals and rebels

DAVID ANDRESS assesses a detailed portrait of the political and personal interactions that fuelled the French Revolution – but is only partly convinced by the book's approach

4 mins

The execution of policy

RICHARD J ALDRICH is impressed by an account of why intelligence services, often encouraged by politicians, target individuals, even outside times of war

2 mins

Passing interest

In his new book, Roger Luckhurst sets about the monumental task of chronicling the evolution of burial practices. In doing so, he does a wonderful job of exploring millennia of deathly debate, including the cultural meanings behind particular approaches.

1 mins

Beyond the mirage

All serious scholarship on ancient Sparta has to be conducted within the penumbra of the 'mirage Spartiate', a French term coined in 1933 to describe the problem posed by idealised accounts of Sparta.

1 mins

In service of a dictator

HARRIET ALDRICH admires a thoughtful exploration of why ordinary Ugandans helped keep a monstrous leader in power despite his regime's horrific violence

2 mins

A global crash

PATRICIA CLAVIN enjoys a fast-paced account of the brutal collapse of the American stock market in 1929, but misses the wider global context

2 mins

Myth world

JAMES OSBORNE joins a quest inspired by ancient Greek legends, traversing richly reimagined lands and meeting gods and spirits

1 mins

Hymn to life

Scripted by Alan Bennett and directed by Nicholas Hytner - a collaboration that produced The Madness of King George and The History Boys – The Choral is set in 1916.

1 mins

Elizabethan pear conserve

ELEANOR BARNETT cooks up a colourful, sweet fruit dessert cherished by Tudor folk during the cold days of winter

2 mins

A stage of life

In the late 18th century, dramatic performances were long, raucous and stinky, yet hugely popular. PAUL BLOOMFIELD goes backstage in North Yorkshire at Britain's oldest working theatre in its original form

2 mins

Helen Keller

It was when I was eight or nine years old, growing up in Canada, and I borrowed a book about her from my local library.

2 mins

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History Extra Description:

出版社: Immediate-Media

カテゴリ: Education

言語: English

頻度: Monthly

BBC History Magazine is Britain’s bestselling history magazine devoted to history enthusiasts of all levels of knowledge and interest. Published 13 times a year, BBC History Magazine brings history to life with informative, lively and entertaining features written by the world’s leading historians and journalists. Whether it is the history of our politics and institutions, or the fascinating stories of our private lives through the ages, BBC History Magazine sheds new light on the past and helps make more sense of today’s world.Covering the latest new developments in history and archaeology from Britain and around the world, the latest, most thought provoking historical research and strong links with TV and radio programming maximizing use of BBC’s existing expertise in the genre.