BBC History Magazine - 2018-08-09

• 100 WOMEN WHO CHANGED THE WORLD
• WHY THE VICTORIANS WENT VEGGIE
• The forgotten World War II Death Railway
• Henry V’s Scottish protege
• Read about the history of Britain’s street gangs,
• MY HISTORY HERO
• MICHAEL WOOD’S VIEW
• OUR FIRST WORLD WAR
• History Explorer: homosexual­ity
• My favourite place: Syracuse
• Samantha’s recipe corner
• Prize crossword
• Harriet Tubman makes a bid for freedom
• Pilgrim Fathers set sail for America
• William Wallace routs the English invaders
• “The images conjure up a world where indigenous south-east Asians plied the waters to Australia’s north”
• With summer well and truly here, Julian Humphrys serves up a quick scoop of ice cream history
• The language of hate
• SOCIAL MEDIA
• Panacea or poison?
• Outcast Rippers
• The Ripper under your nose
• The royal Ripper
• Outlandish Rippers
• TAKE A LOOK AT SOME OF THE EXCITING EVENTS HAPPENING
• 1 1867–1934 Marie Skłodowska Curie
• Missing voices
• IN CONTEXT
• Special relationsh­ip?
• Contradict­ory figure
• Royal reassessme­nt
• Overlooked victories
• In the shadows
• The Fear and the Freedom: How the Second World War Changed Us by Keith Lowe
• Flight to freedom
• A king in exile
• BETWEEN 1806 AND 1861, SOME 8,921 MEN WERE PROSECUTED FOR SODOMY – 404 WERE SENTENCED TO DEATH AND 56 WERE EXECUTED
• FOUR MORE PLACES TO EXPLORE
• How does the Official Secrets Act relate to the 30-, 50- and 100-year rules for public records?
• CROSSWORD COMPETITIO­N TERMS & CONDITIONS

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