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By Harry J. Sanderson

Training was the military activity that occupied the largest amount of a British infantryman’s time in the First World War. Yet, it had never been covered in detail, and much of our understanding was based on broad, generic statements. Following a prompt from Dr Timothy Bowman that this might be an area worth exploring, I delved into it with my MA the...


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When Hamas fighters crossed out of the Gaza Strip on the morning of 7 October 2023, the assault looked, at first, like the opening of another Gaza war — bloodier and more shocking than its predecessors, but recognisable in shape. What followed instead was something the modern Middle East had not seen: a single conflict that refused to stay in one place, spilling outward until...


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By Robert Griffith

To mark the paperback release of So Just and Glorious a Cause, we are reproducing an edited version of a post that the author, Robert Griffith, w...


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By Doug Miller

By the end of last year, I began to realise that my decade long obsession with the German Peasants’ War of 1525 was beginning to fizzle out. I’d visited the big state exhibitions, made a few presentations and as part ...


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