Watch our mini-documentary detailing the incredible life of Faye Schulman, a Jewish photographer in World War Two, captured by the...

World War Two’s Battle of Iwo Jima in 1945 has been remembered as one of the most brutal and infamous of all. This is not without reason....

Born on the 27th January 1756 in Vienna, one of the most musically gifted individuals to ever live was born. Even in his childhood his...

Leonardo da Vinci was a polymath (meaning having learned much) during the time of the Italian Renaissance. His areas of interest and...

"Among the men who fought on Iwo Jima, uncommon valour was a common virtue" —Admiral Chester W. Nimitz On this day in 1945 (19th...

In 1936, whilst attending the premiere of Joseph Comell's surrealist film Rose Hobart in New York Dali put on quite the show. The...

Combining the legendary figures and mythical creatures of the time such as Achilles, Hector and Odysseus grounded within history.

Whilst the German war machine in World War 2 was shown to be incredibly effective through mobile mechanised forces using methods like the...

The British Mark I was the first armoured tracked armed vehicle to enter combat in 1916 changing the game of war on the Western Front in...

“The Raft of the Medusa” by artist Theodore Gericault; 1819. Originally called Scene de Naufrage (Shipwreck Scene) it depicts sailors in...

The 369th Infantry Regiment witnessed some of the most vicious fighting in WW1 out of any US unit. The Unit was almost exclusively...

The longbow, measuring the height of a 6ft man gained notoriety in the middle ages, changing the way ranged weapons could impact warfare.

"King Tut's" tomb was discovered in 1922 in the Valley of the Kings by Howard Carter. Tutankhamun reigned from 1333-23 BCE. He was young...

Brian Cox pay homage to one our the greatest minds and toughest individuals of our time on British radio show LBC with James O'Brien.

The Winston Churchill film review with some almost clairvoyant predictions about it's Oscar hopes from 28/02/18...