In 1483 two young princes vanished without a trace in the Tower of London. The prime suspect in their disappearance has long been their uncle, Richard III. But despite centuries of fierce debate, Richard's guilt has proven impossible to pin down for certain. We re-examine the historical evidence in this eight-part podcast series exclusive to HistoryExtra...
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What are the moments in medieval Europe when history could have taken a different path? Dr Charles West of the University of Sheffield selects eight events – among many – that signalled significant change…
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More than a million British soldiers have lived and served in Germany over the past 75 years. Immerse yourself in their stories and follow their evolution from conquerors and occupiers to allies and friends.
This free exhibition at the National Army Museum, Chelsea, looks at the changing relationship between Britain and Germany, from the Second World War to the Cold War and beyond.
Discover everyday tales of beer, bratwurst and family life set against intriguing accounts of espionage and military training on a massive scale.
Please book your free time slot online to visit the National Army Museum. The exhibition runs until 1 July 2021.
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