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• 12 Illustrative Portraits of Political Geography in Europe
• 23 Of The Oldest Color Photos Ever Taken
• 30 Breathtaking Color Pictures of Paris in the Belle Époque
• 35 Bizarre (And Offensive) Vintage Ads
• A Chronology of Social Change and Social Reform in Great Britain in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries
• A German imperialist paved the way for China to revive the “Silk Road”
• Brandeis University 1987-88 Keating Lecture: Urban Reform in 19th Century  in France, England, and the United States
• For Sale: Intriguing 19th Century Photos of Britain's Colonial World
• Foreign Investment: A Great Historical Event of the 19th Century
• How Fake Science Saved Lives in Victorian London
• How national stereotypes killed the European dream of 19th century philosophers
• ​Is This German Novel the Deadliest Book in History?
• Let Them Eat Bread: The Theft That Helped Inspire 'Les Miserables'
• Men always get credit for women’s inventions—and there’s a term for that
• Movement toward greater democracy in Europe
• Photochroms of France
• Revolution And The Growth Of Industrial Society, 1789–1914
• Spies, lies and fake news - England's 'last revolution'
• Story of cities #12: Haussmann rips up Paris – and divides France to this day
• Suffragettes in the City
• The 130-Year-Old Paint Shop That Invented Oil Pastels for Picasso
• The Empire That Was Russia: The Prokudin-Gorskii Photographic Record Recreated (A Library of Congress Exhibition)
• The Kurds have no country of their own and their story is largely untold. A planned museum in Erbil aims to change that.
• The magical world of Parisian mysticism – in pictures
• The need for a museum on British colonisation of India
• The Peterloo Massacre: what did it achieve?
• THE PHILOSOPHER OF LOVE WHO LIVED AND DIED ALONE (EXCEPT FOR HIS POODLES)​
• The Romanovs’ Last Spectacular Ball Brought to Life in Color Photographs (1903)
• The urinal that changed how we think
• This 19th century British commune couldn’t be bothered with revolution
• This Is How Europe Conquered Asia
• Urbanization
• Why Käthe Kollwitz, an Icon of German Modern Art, Is Still So Controversial on Her 150th Anniversary​