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Marching on Rome

Marching on Rome

William Wall

Fascism’s origins in violence and repression of the labouring poor

Blackening Casement

Blackening Casement

Martin Mansergh

British intelligence and the making of the ‘black diaries’ of Roger Casement

Göring’s Man

Göring’s Man

John Mulqueen

The postwar networks of the Nazi art plunderers and their facilitators

Russian Myths

Russian Myths

Philip Ó Ceallaigh

Vasily Grossman and the narrative of the Great Patriotic War

A Gallic Potpourri

A Gallic Potpourri

Rory Montgomery

An idiosyncratic history of France from a skilled storyteller

Following Henry Joy

Following Henry Joy

Ultán Gillen

The life and death of a martyr for revolutionary secular republicanism

Huguenot Voices

Huguenot Voices

Martin Greene

Diaries and memoirs of French Protestant refugees in Ireland

Radical Dissenter

Radical Dissenter

Thomas Earls FitzGerald

William Drennan, radical Protestant and backer of Catholic Emancipation

A Voracious Reader

A Voracious Reader

Seamus Martin

Peering into Stalin’s soul from the scribbles in the margins of his books

What Spies Do

What Spies Do

David Blake Knox

Sean Bourke and the springing from jail of Russian agent George Blake

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