A polish jew’s diary, 1943

When gossip and rumour led to the trial of two Prussian pastors

Seventy years after it opened at MoMA, Edward Steichen’s The Family of Man remains one of photography’s most ambitious and debated exhibitions. Peter Dench travels to its permanent home to find out what still makes it click

We were about to embark on a journey to a country we hadn’t visited since 1988 when the nation was still under Soviet rule. Polish Poland is called Polska, which literally means The Land of the Fields

WITH MORE MULTIPLE MURDERERS PER CAPITA THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY ON THE PLANET, THE US HAS EARNED A BLOODY REPUTATION AS GROUND ZERO FOR SERIAL KILLERS

Four eminent historians headlining the inaugural Hereford Military History Festival discuss the works that have inspired them

Early on 8 November 1942, Adolf Hitler’s special train was en route from Berlin to Munich when it was stopped at a small station in the Thuringian Forest to receive an urgent message from the Foreign