Alexander Pushkin and the City of Death and Beauty
Sinclair McKay explores the significance of one of Russia's great poet's death to the people of Saint Petersburg
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Sinclair McKay explores the significance of one of Russia's great poet's death to the people of Saint Petersburg
In this excerpt from her book, Hidden Portraits, Sue Roe introduces us to the pioneering photographer Dora Maar
Jonathan Glancey revisits one of the final airborne operations of World War Two
Lisa Rogak introduces us to four women whose guile and imagination found a novel outlet in World War Two
József Debreczeni describes his arrival at the Auschwitz Extermination Camp in May 1944
Yvonnick Denoël takes us back to the Second World War and the Vatican's efforts to secure their wealth
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The Winter War between the Soviet Union and Finland began in late 1939. For Stalin, as Kimmo Rent...
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