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An Informative Book Tells How Hitler Seduced a Democracy - Vimarsana News

An Informative Book Tells How Hitler Seduced a Democracy

Historian Frank McDonough explains the period leading up to Hitler’s takeover of Germany in The Weimar Years. The insights provided into the success of extremist rhetoric are a timely warning for our times.

Divorced, beheaded, survived an IRA attack: Tony Rennell reviews the most compelling history books of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Divorced, beheaded, survived an IRA attack: Tony Rennell reviews the most compelling history books of 2023

TONY RENNELL reviews the year's most compelling history books, including Hunting the Falcon: Henry VIII, Anne Boleyn And The Marriage that Shook Europe and Rory Carroll's Killing Thatcher.

The best books to give as presents this Christmas - Vimarsana News

The best books to give as presents this Christmas

Novelists and nonfiction writers reveal the books they will be giving as gifts – and the paperback they would love to find in their own stocking

The best history books of 2023: from Churchill to Henry III - Vimarsana News

The best history books of 2023: from Churchill to Henry III

A slate of superb 20th-century histories were matched by a couple of magnificent, long-anticipated conclusions to medieval series

Books of the year I: a choice of reading in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Books of the year I: a choice of reading in 2023

Andrew Motion Something old made new: The Iliad in Emily Wilson’s muscular and moving new translation, the first by a woman, is truly what it claims to be – a version for our time (Norton, £30). And something new made immediate: Hannah Sullivan’s second collection of poems, Was It For This (Faber, £12.99), ambitiously extends