BBC History Magazine - 2019-08-08

• Brendan Simms
• Jerry Brotton
• Emma Butcher
• How the German and Soviet invasions of Poland in 1939 set a murderous template for the Second World War
• Out of the slums… into the suburbs
• The princes in the Tower
• When fear of famine led to the world's first welfare state
• The gangsters with a passion for rakish hats and violence
• Michael Wood on a personal connection to Peterloo
• Behind the news: A history of environmen­tal activism
• David Olusoga’s Hidden Histories
• Q&A Historical queries answered
• New history books reviewed
• Explore: Dover Castle
• The empire gives back?
• The Black Prince smashes his enemies at Poitiers
• Alexander von Humboldt,
• HARD LUCK STORIES
• HEIRS AND PRETENDERS
• What is the oldest castle in (what is now) Britain?
• The trauma with no name
• How shell shock led to “dottyville”
• Undying pain for a broken infantryma­n
• When car exhaust becomes mustard gas You don’t have to be a soldier to sWnjer tJe PeIatKve consequenc­es of war trauma
• Protesting the ‘PTSD blues’
• Edge of the empire
• Special delivery
• The art of loving
• Home truths
• A recipe for piracy
• Michael Wood on the stirring tale of a secret history club in the Warsaw Ghetto
• HISTORY ON THE AIRWAVES
• A modern metropolis rising from ruins
• Autumn Heritage Collection
• Sitting Bull

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