Joseph Finder, who writes frequently about Russia, is the author of 17 novels including, most recently, “The Oligarch’s ...

Catalan psychiatrist Francesc Tosquelles’s treatment of mental illness at the institution included art—and was championed by ...

In ‘War Through an Intersectional Lens’, Keshab Giri captures the voices of former Maoist fighters whose revolutionary dreams ...

A new book could shed light on the murder of an Irish woman on a Scottish army base during the Second World War. Gertrude Canning was found dead in 1942 at the age of 20, having been sexually ...

The book, authored by Mary M. Cronin and Bruce Berman, is titled, “Home Front: Alfred T. Palmer’s World War II Photography.” ...

World War I “colored everything that came before and shadowed everything that followed.” The assassinations, which Austria-Hungary blamed on Serbia, led to an ultimatum being delivered to the Serbian ...

The Nautilus is a legend from a bygone era—one with American industrial and defense capabilities the likes of which no modern ...

A treasure trove of wartime codebreaker Alan Turing’s scientific papers has sold for more than three times their expected ...

Victoria Amelina’s unfinished notebook was salvaged after she was killed by a missile. From a bunker, meanwhile, John Lyons ...

Literary novels with speculative elements are having a moment, and it’s a moment of ingenuity, intrigue, and beauty.

A new book examines how to combat the disinformation, propaganda, and violent threats online that are undermining U.S.

Spielberg's contemporary spin on H. G. Wells would be up there with his best if only he could have nailed the ending.