Breaking Old Ground
How to construct a castle the medieval way: one hand-carved stone at a time
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How to construct a castle the medieval way: one hand-carved stone at a time
Read MoreCross-examining the legacy of the Nuremberg war-crimes tribunals
Read MoreThe military junta in Burma has agreed to discuss democracy, but the pace of reform is agonizingly slow
Read MoreNorth America is lucky. As two polities tied to Britain, one war-like and fit to be tied, the other much less so, the continent was settled after the notion of …
Read MoreThe Memorial Room at the Montreal Holocaust Memorial Centre / Photograph by Pierre St.Jacques, courtesy of the MHMC montreal — Three years ago, on a day in October, Ann Ungar …
Read MoreLike all major events, there are both complex and over- simplified versions of the Rwanda genocide. While there were distinguishable groups called Hutu and Tutsi before the colonial era, these …
Read MoreSucking up: a brief history
Read MoreOn the artistic consequence of Mussolini’s distaste for foreign languages
Read MoreHistories of the entire universe, and of its minuscule parts—potatoes, coal, corsets—have captured our imagination. But what do they tell us about our past?
Read MoreGermany’s obsession with a past it never had
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