Nazis

No one should be put off reading Patrick Cockburn’s remarkable biography of his father by its misleading subtitle

Hero City offers an impressive patch in the tapestry of written history that points toward the truth

Thuringia’s elections ought not to matter too much to the outside world. But it was here that the Nazis had their first electoral breakthrough

Richard J. Evans structures his answer in the form of twenty-three potted biographies — of Hitler himself and a selection of his enablers

It is now in the hands of 10,000 runners across France and French territories to arrive in Paris for the opening of the Games on July 26

The beach was alive with the shambles and the order of war. There were dead men and wounded men and men brewing tea

With the eightieth anniversary of the Oradour massacre this summer, the descendants of the victims are making sure they are not forgotten

The Nazis saw the character as a useful tool of propaganda

Peter Pomerantsev’s How to Win an Information War is an effort to counter prevailing narratives

Too many on the marches seem more keen to condemn the party’s voters rather than understand them