• 1913: When Hitler, Trotsky, Tito, Freud and Stalin all lived in the same place
• 1989 - Europe's Revolution
• 40 maps that explain World War I
• 42 Maps That Explain World War II
• 5 biggest risks European Union breakup
• 5 Terrifying Nuke Videos That Were Kept Secret for Decades—With Good Reason
• A Buffet of French History
• ‘African Kaiser’: A sweeping military history that reads like a novel
• Biography of Mussolini
• Coca-Cola collaborated with the Nazis in the 1930s, and Fanta is the proof
• Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia: Division and disintegration
• Death of truth: when propaganda and 'alternative facts' first gripped the world
• Did the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki really end the war?
• Don't underestimate the harm 'brittle masculinity' can do to the world
• Escalating tensions between U.S., NKorea bring to mind other nuclear standoffs
• EU Elects Its First Female President Ursula Von Der Leyen
• Euro, Meant to Unite Europe, Seems to Be Dividing It
• Fake It 'Til You Make It: What Came Before Photoshop
• First World War Poetry Digital Archive
• ​From Wristwatches To Radio, How World War I Ushered In The Modern World
• How Moscow Lost Its Luster as the School of Revolution
• How significant was the Suez Crisis?
• In communist Poland, the punk thing to do was to sing in English
• Is Capitalism or Communism Better for Women? How the Kitchen Debate Gave a New Meaning to the Cold War 'Home Front'
• Miles of forgotten first world war trenches unearthed in England
• Neutrality or Not? – How the World’s Non-Combatant Nations Quietly Took Part in WW2
• Oct. 2, 1990: The reunification of Germany
• Postal Operation During World War I – 19 Rare Lantern Slides Show the Postmen from 1914-18
• Putting history to rest: Will Lenin soon be buried?
• Science in the service of the Soviet regime
• Simon Schama's Picasso
• Six unexpected WW1 battlegrounds
• So Today I Learned that France built a Replica of Paris in WWI
• Spain's Parliament Votes to Exhume a Dead Dictator
• Strength Through Unity: How to Spot Fascism Before It’s Too Late
• The dark history at the heart of the French election
• The Maginot Line – 11 Fascinating Facts About France’s Great Wall
• The nuclear bomb didn't beat Japan — Stalin did
• The Rise of Hitler
• The Spanish Civil War: A Trial Run for World War II
• The Terrifying Tale of How Russia Detonated the Biggest Nuclear Weapon Ever
• The urinal that changed how we think
• The War After the War: 7 Revolutions Caused By World War One
• These photographs capture the terror, joy and weirdness of the USSR's final days​
• These photographs capture the terror, joy and weirdness of the USSR's final days
• This animated map shows how World War I changed Europe's borders
• This is the story behind the Red Army's most iconic WWII photo
• This Russian photo magazine published groundbreaking art under 70 years of Soviet rule
• Trump and Mussolini: The same, only different? Eleven key lessons from historical fascism
• Use of Propaganda in WWI Postcards
• What happened at the Battle of Passchendaele?
• What Happened to the European Union?
• When Khrushchev denounced Stalin: a turning point in Soviet history
• When Russian Artists Dreamed of a Utopian Future
• Why did the attackers target France? | Public Radio International
• Why has Germany taken so long to pay off its WWI debt?
• Why the World Banned Chemical Weapons
• Why was the Zimmermann Telegram so important?
• Why World War I cultivated an obsession with insects
• World War I Postcards from the Bowman Gray Collection​
• World War One in colour: Graphic artist Frédéric Duriez gives us a new look at the conflict
• WORST LEADERS IN HISTORY? WINSTON CHURCHILL AS ‘EVIL’ AS HITLER, MAO AND STALIN, INDIAN LAWMAKER SAYS​

​