“When I have no news from there, Again I die with a grieving soul, I don’t see consolation and joy anywhere, And tears run like pearls down my beard...”

The collective monograph is the result and continuation of the work of the International Conference (Bordeaux, 2007) dedicated to the Russian philosopher of ...

Manned heavier-than-air flight was undoubtedly one of the most important achievements of the 20th century, playing a crucial role in shaping the modern wo...

The authors of the textbook, in the light of the latest achievements of historical science, examine the most important events and problems in the history of ...

Essentially, this is the first posthumous publication, which makes an attempt to take a fresh look at the director, who became an entire era in the history o...

I can’t remember the first time I looked at the Moon, nor when I realised that it was a hunk of rock rather than a ball of cheese. As far back as I can re...

William Shakespeare died 400 hundred years ago, on 23 April 1616 – and to mark the anniversary we’ve created this special edition of BBC History Magazine ...

Collecting the opinion pieces of Sir Patrick Moore into a single anthology has proven to be an emotional trip down memory lane; a sharp reminder, to parap...

The medieval era is often viewed through the eyes of the elites: the kings, queens, knights and church leaders who dominated Europe at the time. But what ...

Love is one of the eternal themes, but it cannot be exhausted, it cannot become boring. And the ancient Indian tradition, harmoniously combining high feeling...

The Guinness Book of Records is an amazing phenomenon on a global scale. Many countries, including Brazil, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germ...