Hannah Mcguinn reviews the Manchester Museum, a must-visit for all history grads but not only because of its proximity.
Wesley Davidson reflects on his time as a Masters student at Manchester.
Jennifer Nuttall explores the pastries that have defined the industrial cities and regions of Britain.
The security of Selfridges was breached in June in a large (and embarrassing) smash and grab raid. James Brannan explores other audacious heists throughout history.
Tito’s wife, Jovanka Broz, recently died in her home state of Serbia after a relatively reclusive final few decades due to an initial period of home imprisonment. Ben Beach explores the role of wives of notorious dictators, and questions whether they are innocent bystanders or conspirators.
November 2013 – Page 5 – Manchester Historian
September 24, 2021 by maximios • History
Hannah Mcguinn reviews the Manchester Museum, a must-visit for all history grads but not only because of its proximity.
Wesley Davidson reflects on his time as a Masters student at Manchester.
Jennifer Nuttall explores the pastries that have defined the industrial cities and regions of Britain.
The security of Selfridges was breached in June in a large (and embarrassing) smash and grab raid. James Brannan explores other audacious heists throughout history.
Tito’s wife, Jovanka Broz, recently died in her home state of Serbia after a relatively reclusive final few decades due to an initial period of home imprisonment. Ben Beach explores the role of wives of notorious dictators, and questions whether they are innocent bystanders or conspirators.