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Themen | 009/2023 (15.08.2023)
  • Outrage!
    8 scandals that shocked Georgian Britain
  • TOKYO IN RUINS
    In 1923, a violent earthquake razed Japan’s bustling imperial capital and killed more than 100,000 people. Christopher Harding explores the aftermath of the disaster – and its pivotal cultural and physical legacy
  • "We need to get rid of the idea that Britain was humanitarian in its imperialism. That needs to go"
    CHARLOTTE LYDIA RILEY talks to Ellie Cawthorne about her book exploring the complex, and often troubled, relationship between the British empire and the ‘mother country’
  • Did they really have to fight to the finish?
    From 1914, powerful voices called for the First World War to end in a negotiated compromise. Why were they ignored?
Themen | 010/2023 (12.09.2023)
  • MY HUNT FOR JOSEF MENGELE
    In 1949 the notorious Nazi doctor fled to South America. Three decades later, Gerald Posner set out to track him down. Here the former lawyer tells us about his mission to catch the ‘Angel of Death’
  • Templars on trial
    From 1307, members of the Knights Templar were beaten, brutalised and put to death on charges of heresy, Satanism and mass murder. But, asks Steve Tibble, were this elite band of holy warriors fitted up for crimes they didn't commit?
  • “It was Joan of Arc who persuaded the French that they could win”
    JONATHAN SUMPTION speaks to Rob Attar about the final volume in his epic history of the Hundred Years' War, which reveals how the French turned the tide against the English monarchy
Themen | 011/2023 (10.10.2023)
  • EMPIRE ON THE BRINK
    In September 1923, the British empire reached its maximum territorial extent. A staggering 460 million people lived within its borders. Yet just as the imperial project reached its apex, writes Matthew Parker, cracks were widening…
  • “The Roman empire cannot have been governed by a series of psychopaths. It would not have survived”
    MARY BEARD tells Matt Elton what life would have been like for Rome's emperors – from the path to the top to the almost inevitable sticky end
  • Are black histories still being overlooked?
    The global protests of 2020 thrust the importance of understanding black history into the spotlight – but, three years on, has that focus been maintained? As the UK marks Black History Month, MATT ELTON gauges the views of three historians
Themen | 012/2023 (14.11.2023)
  • “Kingship was often portrayed as ancient and natural but, in reality, it started with thieving thuggery”
    DAVID MITCHELL talks to Matt Elton about his debut history book, chronicling centuries of England's monarchy – and offering a wry look at how it has forged the nation's identity
  • The A to B of medieval travel
    Anthony Bale offers eight sage pieces of advice for those planning to pack their bags and embark on a journey to a foreign land in the Middle Ages
  • REVIVING ROMAN VOICES
    The remarkable story of one Roman woman, pieced together from fragments over many centuries, reveals insights into family life more than 2,000 years ago. Mary Beard gives voice to the long-silent Turia
Themen | 013/2023 (05.12.2023)
  • THE MANY FACES OF NAPOLEON
    As a major new film explores the life of the French emperor, Matt Elton asks historians Laura O'Brien and David Andress how we can make sense of the diverse and contradictory aspects of Napoleon's character and career
  • 2023 BOOKS OF THE YEAR
    It's been another excellent year for history publishing, with new books that offer fresh insights into the past and help us make sense of the present. Here, a panel of historians recommend the titles they've most enjoyed this year, from tales of peerless Roman rulers to life in postwar Britain
  • “People like to tell themselves that the origins of American independence were non-violent. But it's not true”
    The Boston Tea Party is often cited as a model of peaceful civil protest. But, as Elinor Evans reveals, on the 250th anniversary of this milestone in America's foundational story, it occurred against a backdrop of bloodshed
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Alternativen zu BBC History (UK)

BBC History (UK) fällt in die Kategorie der Geschichtszeitschriften. Ein weiteres führendes Magazin aus UK ist die History Today, ebenfalls in englischer Sprache. Interessant erscheint auch das Magazin ZEIT Geschichte. Geschichte im Geo-Stil mit DVD präsentiert die Geo Epoche DVD. Die Damals verbindet die Themen Geschichte und Kultur.

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In der aktuellen Ausgabe von BBC History Magazine

  • ANNIVERSARIES
    HELEN CARR highlights events that took place at Christmas in history
  • How do intractable conflicts come to an end?
    With the Israel-Gaza war continuing to dominate the headlines, MATT ELTON assembled a panel of historians to discuss the factors that lead to entrenched warfare – and what might help resolve them
  • Hard times: what centuries of cost-ofliving crises reveal
    As prices have soared in recent months, living costs have outstripped many incomes in the UK. But as VICTORIA BATEMAN explains, this is not a new state of affairs
  • MICHAEL WOOD ON…
    THE GLORIES OF BUDDHIST ART
  • HIDDEN HISTORIES
    KAVITA PURI on the price China paid in the Second World War
  • “People like to tell themselves that the origins of American independence were non-violent. But it's not true”
    The Boston Tea Party is often cited as a model of peaceful civil protest. But, as Elinor Evans reveals, on the 250th anniversary of this milestone in America's foundational story, it occurred against a backdrop of bloodshed
  • The long death of the Roman republic
    Julius Caesar's murder is often seen as the event that ushered in the age of emperors. Yet structural weaknesses had plagued Rome's republic long before his death
  • Q&A
    A selection of historical conundrums answered by experts
  • THE RACE ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
    In 1969, everyone from Prince Michael of Kent to Billy Butlin competed in a dash between London and New York aboard tandems, sedan chairs and jump jets. Rachel Harris-Gardiner recalls a madcap forerunner Race Across the World
  • THE MANY FACES OF NAPOLEON
    As a major new film explores the life of the French emperor, Matt Elton asks historians Laura O'Brien and David Andress how we can make sense of the diverse and contradictory aspects of Napoleon's character and career
  • The queen behind the veil
    Matilda of Scotland, wife of Henry I, did perhaps more than any other figure to bridge the chasm between the Anglo-Saxons and their Norman conquerors. So why, asks Joanna Arman, has she been written out of history?
  • Walter Cowan Britain's oldest commando
    For some servicemen hardened by a long military career, death in battle is preferable to simply fading away in old age. JOSHUA LEVINE tells the story of one such man, a retired naval officer who leapt bravely back into the fray during the Second World War – at the age of 70
  • 2023 BOOKS OF THE YEAR
    It's been another excellent year for history publishing, with new books that offer fresh insights into the past and help us make sense of the present. Here, a panel of historians recommend the titles they've most enjoyed this year, from tales of peerless Roman rulers to life in postwar Britain
  • “Tea permanently shaped Britain's relationships with the US and China, two great superpowers“
    SATHNAM SANGHERA (left) tells us about his new BBC Radio 4 series on tea and imperialism, exploring exploitation and international relations
  • A Christmas feast
    ELEANOR BARNETT serves up festive classic favourites that graced dining tables during three eras of British history
  • H PODCASTS
    Every issue we highlight a recent edition of our podcast. You can find it along with more than 1,700 previous episodes at our website: historyextra.com/podcast
  • Dickens' works of fiction
    The celebrated author wasn't afraid to employ artistic licence when it came to telling the story of his own life, as our acting podcast editor RHIANNON DAVIES reveals
  • Coastal treasure
    Once the third largest port in the UK, Whitehaven is a small Cumbrian town with a fascinating past, writes BRONWEN RILEY, who explores its historic old harbour and picturesque Georgian streets
  • Budapest in five places
    There's much more to the city on the Danube than its hot springs and Cold War heritage. THOMAS LORMAN highlights five sites to visit in the Hungarian capital
  • CHRISTMAS QUIZ 2023
    'Tis the season to test your knowledge of all things historical with our fiendish festive quiz
  • HE
    Here's a selection of the exciting content that's available on our website historyextra.com
  • Lady Hester Stanhope
    Dragons' Den star Deborah Meaden chooses