The Silent End of the Italian Monarchy
The ban on coffee in the Ottoman Empire
Machiavelli's Conception of Power
Life and Thought of Stokely Carmichael (who became Kwame Ture)
The conflict between truth and the French army's reputation defined late nineteenth-century France.
The Sacred at the Service of Political Struggle
The Inner Strength of Nicholas II Romanov
When the Most Powerful Man in Europe Tried to Subdue the Church
Communism as an Emblem of Capitalism
Jacques Cathelineau and the Wars in the Vendée
Aldo Moro's obstacles and efforts to build the Andreotti IV government with the favourable vote of the Communists
Xu Paolo: pillar of the Jesuit mission in China
The Sainthood of Louis IX of France as Recounted by Jean de Joinville
Otto von Bismarck's political masterpiece
Get rid of a rival
When the English Parliament reduced the consumption of gin and spirits
History of the first massacre of the Republic
Alessandro Manzoni and the Method of Unifying the Italian Language
The story of an Italian-style slaughter
The relationship between the pupil and the master in the birth of the Republic
Beyond the myth of the “rich versus the poor” in archaic Rome
The heart of the Sun King used to paint a picture.
A dispute between France and the Empire soon transformed Northern Italy into a battlefield.
The origins of the jubilee
ulian the Apostate and the Dream of a Roman-Hellenic Empire
When Prussia and Austria challenged Denmark for Schleswig and Holstein
The Military Structure of the Combat Groups
Statue of Tzu Sun in Tottori Prefecture, Japan
A death shrouded in mystery that shook Italy and Italian politics.
Byzantium and the West facing the mirror of Rome
