Category Archives: History Affairs
Britain’s Pension Trap: Why Every Government Flinches
We can’t have everything at once: universal payments, ever-rising guarantees, low taxes, and balanced books.
How TV Rewrite the Norman Conquest
Because if you’re going to dramatise 1066, the last thing you should do is make
How Bronze Age Greek Warriors Really Fought with Their Swords
The myths remember the age of heroes. The swords, quietly, tell us how those heroes
A Short History of Ball Games: From Olmec Rubber to Japanese Kemari
If you hand humans almost anything vaguely round, sooner or later they’ll start kicking, throwing,
Nestor Makhno: The Ukrainian Anarchist
For most people, the Russian Civil War is still about Reds and Whites. But on
Nietzsche’s War on Mass Education: Geniuses, the “Smug Elite,” and the Rest of Us
Nietzsche was not naïve. He knew that his lectures would not prompt an overnight reversal
Knights vs. Samurai: Origins, Codes, and the Real Lives Behind the Armor
Knights and samurai were more than duelists and poets. They were administrators, revenue managers, and
Napoleonic Battlefields to Visit: Austerlitz, Borodino, Leipzig & Waterloo
From Portugal to Russia, the Napoleonic Wars reshaped Europe—and left behind landscapes where the past
Ireland’s Great Hunger: How a Crop Failure Became a Catastrophe
In the summer of 1845, a clammy fog settled over Ireland. Rains came more often
Heracles’ Last Fire: How Did He Die?
What remains is not the tunic or the pyre but the bow and arrows gifted
