Weekly posts about the effects of war, from WWII to today. Wars don't just end. They have consequences.
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The Fortunes of the Brave
How Capt Ian Liddell Won the VC
Some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them. Today I want to tell the story of someone whose greatness was a combination of all three of these methods. He was an una...
The Dream of a Universal Picture Language
Regular readers will know that from time to time I branch out from World War II memory and history, and write about something entirely different. Today I want to share an article I wrote for Englesberg Ideas six months ago, about another ob...
The Poison of WWII Denial
Tomorrow, 15 August, marks the anniversary of the end of the Second World War in Japan and the Pacific. To mark the occasion, here’s an article I once got in trouble for. When you write about sensitive issues, someone somewhere is always bo...
Homage to Nerds
This week I want to pay tribute to all the nerds and boffins who make my work possible. I’m not only talking about archivists and librarians, who really are heroes in my eyes, I’m also talking about amateurs who compile lists and tables, of...
Ten ways that WWII changed everything
“Countless innovations in science, medicine and social organisation grew out of this conflict.
“Countless innovations in science, medicine and social organisation grew out of this conflict. New philosophies and new moral movements were bor...
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Historian, former publisher, bestselling author. I write about the aftermath of war, particularly World War II. My books include "Savage Continent","The Fear & the Freedom", "Prisoners of History" and "Naples 1944".
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