Articles related to "Interwar"

This article will examine the manifesto of the Ukrainian avant-garde, exploring its futurist ideologies and how they expressed the crisis of interwar Europe.

France's National Motor Museum (Cité de l'Automobile - Schlumpf Collection) in Mulhouse is a great vintage car collection with the world's largest display of Bugattis.

Britain has been a magnet for migrants since Roman times. A history of immigration to UK from Protestant refugees of around 1500AD to gypsies, Irish, Jews, Italians.

Power of mass media has been of particular interest since the emergence of radio, cinema & TV to join the print media. Hypodermic Needle Theory was a German 1930s study.

General Mark Clark served in the United States Army over 36 years. He commanded forces in Northern Africa and Italy during WWII. In April of 1952, he succeeded General Ma

The Barrel chair sits at the crux of the early Modernist movement, looking back to the 19th century for inspiration and in its turn inspiring later designers.

The search for peace pre-occupied European leaders after the end of World war 1. The League of Nations was created to safeguard world peace but it failed in this purpose

The Baltic port of Gdansk in Poland was known as the independent city-state of Danzig between 1308 and 1945, until the end of World War II.

With a last subtle gasp the flags of Austria's last fleet has been furled

Engaged in the War less than a month, 11 brigades of the Polish cavalry made no less than 16 all out charges against the German invaders.