IN a dozen years we have seen a marked change in our understanding of the war, only the least of which is attributable to fiction. With the publication of our archive material, with the summing up of ...

A history of socialist thought: volume IV, part I - communism and social democracy 1914-1931 Volume of GDH Cole's work examining social democracy and communism, looking at Italy and the German and ...

All went quiet on the western front in December 1914, when spontaneous truces broke out between enemy soldiers spending the holidays at war. They decorated, exchanged gifts, and even playing a little ...

And you thought Louis Menand’s “The Free World” was long! Simon Heffer’s “The Age of Decadence: A History of Britain, 1880-1914” clocks in at 897 printed pages with narrow margins. It’s a book that ...

THE LOST HISTORY OF 1914: Reconsidering the Year the Great War Began, by Jack Beatty (Walker & Co.) By 1914, the doddering Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph had been on the throne for more than six ...

Workers repair the brick pavement on Seventh Avenue in Marion in September 1914. (The History Center) Buy Photo This photo from The History Center collection shows workers repairing the brick pavement ...

This uncovers the largely unknown history of the British Indian Army soldiers treated at the Mont Dore Hotel, now Bournemouth ...

Learn about the history of the 1914 Cracker Jack Shoeless Joe Jackson card, its connection to the Black Sox scandal, Field of ...

A fire broke out at the Elmira Masonic Temple (now the Hazlett building) on March 23, 1914, likely caused by a grease fire in the New England Kitchen's ventilation system. The fire significantly ...