BBC History Magazine - 2022-10-27

• Isabella instigates a coup and installs herself as queen
• King Henry I dies after eating too many lampreys
• The League of Nations expels the Soviet Union for its aggression
• Roger Moorhouse on the ways in which recent developmen­ts in the Russia-Ukraine conflict echo the Second World War
• The history that shaped the Queen’s funeral
• The Spanish Civil War is personal. Nearly every family has a link to it
• We paid respect to the late monarch but also projected an idea of Britain
• FASCISM’S GLOBAL ALLURE
• 2 THE A TO B OF STYLE
• Recording goes mobile – and miniature
• SCURVY, SWEAT AND STUNTED GROWTH
• Before the invention of radio, how did people hear popular music?
• Courting intrigue
• Past tense, future perfect?
• On the frontline
• Mike Pitts on a landmark look at the earliest humans in Britain
• Labour control
• People who love pages
• Imperial insanity
• “These men changed the course of the war through sheer determinat­ion and creativity”
• “My own history and actual history have been interwoven – I was born during a V2 raid on London”
• Stuck in the middle

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