European history

Ondrej Fiser | 17 April 2023

Revisiting International Economic Cooperation In The Stalin Era: The Case Of Czechoslovak-Soviet Cooperation in Energy Production, 1948-1953

David Kann | 29 October 2020

It Happened Here: The Annihilation of the Jews of the Amsterdam Rivierenbuurt, 1940-1945

Rachael Haslam | 28 September 2020

'One Who Does Not Need the Help of a Man': Women in Medieval Letter Collections

George Litchfield | 19 August 2020

'Holy Satan'- Visualising the Letters of Gregory VII (1073-1085)

Dan Royle | 5 June 2020

The State and the Pandemic: Spain and the 1889-1890 Flu

Caroline Sharples | 30 April 2020

Delight, Dismay and Disbelief: Reactions to the Death of Hitler, 75 Years Ago

David Andress | 17 April 2020

Human Rights and the COVID-19 Lockdown

Emily-Rose Baker | 3 February 2020

Holocaust Memorial Day: A Universalising Message?

David Vessey | 28 January 2020

Mr. Jones: Rediscovering The Remarkable Journalism Of Gareth Jones

Aaro Sahari | 13 January 2020

Why did the Finnish Prime Minister Resign?: Tripartite Labour Market Relations in Historical Context

Adam J. Sacks | 16 December 2019

Adolf Eichmann: Nazis in Popular Culture and the Trivialization of Historical Knowledge

Peter Thompson | 20 November 2019

Thirty Years After The Fall Of The Berlin Wall: Is Germany Still a Divided

Mirijan Galley | 18 November 2019

Boris Johnson’s Favourite Stalin Story…: On The Difference Between Raising Taxes and Conducting Mass Terror Campaigns

Samuel Young | 9 July 2019

Pierre Mendès France and the politics of milk

Antoine Godet | 2 July 2019

French fascists against Jewish women (1930s-1940s)

Roseanna Ramsden | 25 July 2019

Challenging Heterosexist Readings of Women’s Holocaust Testimonies

Jane Metter | 7 May 2019

The Struggle In France Between A National And Local Memory

Mads Nielsen | 19 March 2019

From Windhoek to Auschwitz? The colonial ‘Sonderweg’ and Transcolonial approaches

Emily-Rose Baker | 28 January 2019

Holocaust, Home and Memory in Literature

Imen Neffati| 11 January 2019

Four years later, what have we learned from the Charlie Hebdo Attack?

Joel Baker | 22 November 2018

‘All Tied Up’? Juan Carlos I’s Investiture As King Of Spain, 22 November 1975

Alicia Smith | 17 October 2018

A Day As An Anchorite

Giulia Quaggio | 17 April 2018

Cold War Angst: The Iconography of Peace in Spain during the 1980s

Bob Moore | 25 January 2018

Anne Frank Revisited

Julia Moses | 9 January 2018

The State Of Marriage – Progress Or Decay?

Liam Liburd | 7 December 2017

Transatlantic Fascism Before Trump

Lee Norton | 30 November 2017

Has Mental Illness Always Been Stigmatised In Modern Britain? Newspapers And The Munich Crisis

Tom Leng | 20 November 2017

A Tudor Exit From Europe

David Vessey | 9 November 2017

Remembering The Russian Revolution: “Fellow Travellers” In Modern Britain

Miriam Dobson | 7 November 2017

When Did The Russian Revolution End?

Charles West | 24 October 2017

Top 10 Books on the History of Medieval Europe

Benjamin Ziemann| 21 October 2017

Ernst Jünger: Practitioner of killing in the First World War

Andrew Sillett | 17 September 2017

Swallow your Pride and Tune into “Bromans”

Catherine Baker | 14 August 2017

Finding my place in queer cultural history through the ‘post-Cold-War’ period

Sophie Sexon| 8 August 2017

Queering Christ’s Wounds and Gender Fluidity in Medieval Manuscripts

Cheryl Morgan | 20 July 2017

Earinus: A Roman Civil Rights Activist?

Bodie Ashton | 13 July 2017

The Past is Not a Straight Line

Daniel White | 6 June 2017

Jarl Donald? How Trump’s temperament might have fared in Iceland’s Game of Thrones

Itay Lotem | 5 May 2017

Le Pen and “Detoxifying” the Brand of the Far-Right

Liam Liburd | 21 February 2017

Haw-Haw and Radio War: Fake News in the 1940s

Francois Soyer | 30 January 2017

Trump, Torture and the Spanish Inquisition: Why torture does not “Absolutely Work”

Colin Holmes | 5 December 2016

William Joyce: Fascist, Anti-Semite and Traitor – An Adventure in Political Biography

Lucy Bell | 5 December 2016

2016 – The End For Opinion Polls?

Dina Gusejnova | 28 November 2016

Talk Tarp, Not Trump: Why I Decided to Write the Biography of a Fabric

Martin Brown | 15 November 2016

Anthropoid: the Assassination of Reinhard Heydrich and the Allure of War on Film

Joe Bear | 27 October 2016

Historians Reflect on the Memory and Meaning of the Battle of Cable Street

Benjamin Ziemann | 17 Octoer 2016

Understanding the Cold War as an Imaginary War

Jessica Wardhaugh | 10 October 2016

Would you Ban this Bonnet? Dressing for Battle in Street Politics

Liam Liburd| 3 October 2016

‘There’s gonna be some trouble’: Two interviews from the Battle of Cable Street

Nigel Copsey | 28 September 2016

Who owns the ‘Battle of Cable Street’?

Charles West | 8 August 2016

From Meerssen to Maastricht – a thousand years of European treaties

Julie Gottlieb | 5 July 2016

The Feminising Fallout of Britain’s EU Referendum: Is this the New Face of Feminism?

Julie Gottlieb | 1 July 2016

Post-Referendum Depression

Fedja Buric | 30 June 2016

Brexit: A Lesson from Yugoslavia

James Chetwood | 22 June 2016

Standing on the edge of greatness, looking in: English football’s inglorious isolation

James Heartfield | 21 June 2016

The European Union has failed: it’s time to leave

Dina Gusejnova | 15 June 2016

Europe: A Jekyll and Hyde Continent

Matthew McDowell | 10 June 2016

War Minus the Shooting: UK, Europe and International Football

Julia McClure | 8 June 2016

What Makes a Good Society? One More Historian for the EU

Tom Jackson | 4 June 2016

The Uses and Abuses of History in the EU Referendum

Máirín MacCarron| 4 June 2016

From Jarrow to Rome: Celebrating 1300 years of an Anglo-Saxon masterpiece

Imen Neffati | 23 May 2016

Islamophobia, the Intellectual Inquisition: Has Debate on Islam Become Impossible in Europe?

David Redvaldsen | 8 May 2016

Interview with the Commandant of Auschwitz

Martial Staub | 7 April 2016

What is Europe? A medievalist’s reflections on European identity and the referendum

Elizabeth Goodwin | 16 March 2016

Still no Saint? Mother Teresa and the politics of female canonisation

Laurien Vastenhout | 15 March 2016

The Devil’s Alliance: Hitler’s Pact with Stalin, by Roger Moorhouse – Review

Hannah Parker | 8 March 2016

Comrades, our holiday has arrived! Reframing International Women’s Day

Julia McClure | 15 February 2016

Capitalism on the Altar

Matthew Kerry | 21 December 2015

The end of coal: an industry out of time

Ben Lewis | 16 November 2015

Clara Zetkin Today: Marxist hero or ‘sower and preacher of division’?

Charles West | 24 October 2015

A History of Violence: Europe and the Conquest of Lisbon

Neil Fleming | 5 October 2015

Brexit Stage Right: Conservative Eurosceptic Campaigns

Jonathan Murphy | 28 September 2015

Voices from 1915: Public engagement with the First World War

Neil Fleming | 10 September 2015

Political Extremes: Too Hot to Handle?

Charles West | 8 September 2015

Is the Pope a Catholic?

Anna Jenkin | 27 August 2015

Review: Nancy Goldstone ‘The Rival Queens’

Martial Staub | 6 August 2015

If I Ever Forget You, Calais

Rachel Stone, Charles West | 1 July 2015

The work-life imbalance of Archbishop Hincmar of Rheims

Martial Staub | 27 May 2015

Beware the devil you conjure up

Anna Jenkin | 16 April 2015

Meet the historical experts: Laurent Turcot on ‘Assassins Creed: Unity’

Charles West | 9 April 2015

The erased History of Queen Waldrada

Alex Taylor | 25 March 2015

The Dutch East Indian betel box

Julia McClure | 23 March 2015

The darker side of knowledge: a brief history of the solar eclipse

Anna Jenkin | 5 March 2015

Happy 200th Deathday Franz Anton Mesmer

Robert Moore | 23 February 2015

Magna Carta in Global Perspective

Henning Pieper | 17 February 2015

A Day at the Archives – Some Thoughts on Researching the Holocaust in Germany

Timothy Baycroft | 9 February 2015

After the Charlie Hebdo attacks: France, Anti Clericalism and Religious Freedom

Catherine Fletcher | 22 September 2014

The Assassin’s Masquerade: How performance can help historians

Julia McClure | 12 September 2014

ISIS and the Politics of the Middle Ages

Alex Taylor | 21 August 2014

Old leaves and new: from Gloucestershire tobacco to Albanian pot

Mark Greengrass| 25 July 2014

Christendom Destroyed

Sir Keith Burnett | 21 July 2014

Andalusia or Al-Andalus? Why History Matters

Mary Vincent | 19 June 2014

The Investiture of Felipe VI of Spain: The Changing Face of Royalty

Catherine Fletcher | 19 June 2014

Football Matters! What’s history’s most significant footballing moment?

Elizabeth Goodwin | 12 June 2014

Suor Cristina’s Sister Act: Religious Women, Enclosure and the World

Matthew Kerry | 3 June 2014

Abdication to save the monarchy? Juan Carlos I and dreams of a Third Republic

Miriam Dobson | 13 May 2014

Ukraine’s future and the Soviet past

Emma Newman | 29 April 2014

Pope Francis I and the Politics of Canonisation

Matthew Kerry | 1 April 2014

Spanish Protest, Violence and Left-Wing Unity, 1934 and 2014

Mary Vincent | 31 March 2014

Adolfo Suárez, 1932-2014: Architect of Spanish Democracy

James Yeoman | 27 March 2014

The Spanish Civil War 75 Years On: What are we commemorating?

Claire Hayward | 18 February 2014

A Suppression of LGBT History? The Legacy of Section 28

Cydney Sturgess | 13 February 2014

Should we really compare Sochi 2014 to the ‘Hitler Olympics’?

Charles West | 28 January 2014

The Father of Europe? Remembering Charlemagne

Catherine Fletcher | 20 January 2014

Why does Italy ignore its ‘black’ history?

Catherine Fletcher | 2 December 2013

Archaeology can be just as elitist as history

Julia Hillner | 27 November 2013

Peter was here! Pope Francis and the ‘Authenticity’ of an Apostle’s Relics

Caroline Sharples | 13 November 2013

How Should You Bury A Nazi?

James Yeoman | 2 November 2013

You Say You Want a Revolution: Anarchism, Voting Abstention and Russell Brand

Amanda Power | 10 October 2013

Cultures of Mass Surveillance – Modern and Medieval

Julie Gottlieb | 16 September 2013

Seizing The Munich Moment: The 75th Anniversary Of The Munich Crisis

Catherine Fletcher | 4 September 2013

The Great Men Of Florence

Phil McCluskey | 20 August 2013

Louis XIV On TV, Or Why It's Not Helpful To Compare The Sun King To Hitler

Claire Hayward | 8 August 2013

Stephen Fry's Letter To David Cameron: LGBT History And Uses Of The Past

Amy Ryall | 6 August 2013

Remembering The First World War

Andrew Heath | 15 July 2013

Remembering The Draft Riots: From Scorsese’s Gangs Of New York To The Civil War Sesquicentennial

James Pennock |8 July 2013

It’s All In The Game: Popular History And The Investiture Contest

Matthew Kerry | 10 June 2013

History In The Streets: The Removal Of The International Brigades Monument In Madrid

Charles West | 16 may 2013

Covering Up The Feudal Revolution

Catherine Fletcher | 14 May 2013

Infernally Popular: Dan Brown, Hannibal And Dante

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions? Part 3: Be Careful What You Wish For

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions? Part 2: Real Revolutions, ‘Revolutionaries’ And 'The Revolution'

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions? Part 1: The Return That Isn’t

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions? Intro: Margaret Thatcher As Revolutionary

David Andress | 17 April 2013

The Return Of Revolutions?

Mary Vincent | 19 March 2013

What’s In A Name? Pope Francis I And The Jesuit Order

Catherine Fletcher | 4 March 2013

Leo X: the ‘unfortunate’ pope 500 years on

Mary Vincent | 1 March 2013

Benedict XVI

Charles West | 25 February 2013

How not to step down from the papal see, or the not-so-strange story of Pope Formosus

Amanda Power | 14 February 2013

Papal Resignations, Past And Present

Miriam Dobson | 20 December 2012

Atomic Anxieties: The Cold War and the Apocalypse

Phil McCluskey | 18 November 2012

The Ottomans and the Apocalypse

Catherine Fletcher | 10 December 2012

Behind The Borgia Myths

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