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Has the New Statesman got a Nigel Farage fixation? It appears to find Reform's leader/owner beguiling. But there's more to it than ...

A non-tin-foil-hatty account of the anomalies surrounding Eva Braun's autopsy. Anomalies that have never had a satisfying explanation. ...

The long-awaited Winter holidays are here! A few weeks of mince pies, tinsel, miseltoe (if you're lucky), and a bit of time to waste. Yo...

On International Women's Day, military historian Mark Felton brings us the remarkable story of the unit of young women who helped turn t...

The title of this excellent installment of Politics Theory Other certainly deserves a wide audience. In this interview, Joni-Alizah Cohen l...

Our last Sociology Research Seminar Series session at the University of Derby saw Andrew Wilson present his recent conference paper, 'Th...

Broadcast on More4 these last few weeks is the definitive documentary about the Nazi leader. Bear in mind those are their words, not mine. ...

Who wasn't tickled by this front page? Well, The Palace, obviously. They said it's "disappointing that film, shot eight decades...

A comic novel with Adolf Hitler as the main character? Really? Quite apart from the humourless fanaticism that characterised Hitler and the ...

These last five weeks there's only been one place for Third Reich geeks. And that's More4, 9pm Sunday evenings for the fantastical...

"Why don’t you just enjoy the fantasy? Games are a special medium, completely separate from our wider culture and any attempt to put th...

What has the Soviet Union ever done for us? Well, to put it bluntly, the USSR saved our asses. Between 1941 and 1945 three quarters of the a...

The classical German sociologist Max Weber famously wrote about charismatic leadership and authority. Of it, he noted charisma derived fro...

At the regular Keele sociology seminar on Tuesday, Mark Featherstone presented a condensed version of a book chapter looking at utopian bod...