... In the late 1940s, Winston Churchill wrote a memoir, “The Second World War,” six volumes that helped win him a Nobel Prize in Literature while burnishing his glory. Franklin Roosevelt meant to write his own account, collecting papers and setting up the first presidential library. But, by...read more

... Mary Morris, who was a volunteer Irish nurse during the second World War, understood something of the paradoxical joys and miseries attendant on Hitler’s defeat. “The awful thing is that the after-effects of war go on for years after the war is ended,” she wrote in her diary, in December...read more

The Narrow Road to the Deep North review – Richard Flanagan's powerful second world war novel. Flanagan's ambitious novel inspired by the Australian PoWs forced by the Japanese to work on the Burma Railway is both complex and masterful... Flanagan is a fine writer (if we can forgive him the...read more

... Son muchas las ciencias ocultas que, a día de hoy, se sabe que utilizaron los nazis en un intento de ganar la guerra y crear un nuevo orden mundial. Y es que Adolf Hitler era un fiel seguidor de prácticas tales como la parapsicología o las predicciones llevadas a cabo por personas que...read more