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The knight, as ugly as he is strong
The knight, as ugly as he is strong

Bertrand du Guesclin

Medieval history
Filiberto Guala, the man who invented Italian public television
Filiberto Guala, the man who invented Italian public television

The story of the Catholic leader whose project led to the birth of RAI

Contemporary history
The Postwar Socialist Era
The Postwar Socialist Era

How Italy Was Under the Grip of the Italian Socialist Party

Contemporary history
Audie Murphy
Audie Murphy

The real Captain America

Contemporary history
Julius II, the warrior pope
Julius II, the warrior pope

When a pontiff tried to reshape Italy by force

Modern history
Chicago and Mass Society
Chicago and Mass Society

The Prototype of the Contemporary City

Contemporary history
The Pirate State on Lake Como
The Pirate State on Lake Como

Gian Giacomo Medici and the challenge to the Habsburg Empire

Modern history
Bettino Craxi on the Palestinian question
Bettino Craxi on the Palestinian question

The Craxi government's efforts to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and its relations with Arafat

Contemporary history
The Appendix Probi
The Appendix Probi

A magnificent source that tells us about the origin of Italian

Medieval history
Les Annales
Les Annales

The French historiographical revolution

Contemporary history
The great game of the Quirinal in 1992
The great game of the Quirinal in 1992

The difficult elections for the President of the Republic

Contemporary history
The Messina Earthquake
The Messina Earthquake

The crisis of the liberal political class

Contemporary history
La pace di Nicola II
La pace di Nicola II

la convenzione dell'Aja voluta dall'ultimo zar di Russia

Contemporary history
The unprecedented axis between Rome and Moscow at the end of the Cold War
The unprecedented axis between Rome and Moscow at the end of the Cold War

The close relations between Andreotti and Gorbachev in the 1980s and 1990s

Contemporary history
La lettera di Papa Gregorio VII ai giudici sardi
La lettera di Papa Gregorio VII ai giudici sardi

La prima vera testimonianza dei giudicati sardi

Medieval history
The headless saint
The headless saint

The curious representation of Saint Denis

Medieval history
The failure of “neocentrism” in the 1970s
The failure of “neocentrism” in the 1970s

The fall of the Andreotti II government and the return to the centre-left

Contemporary history
Operation Bootstrap
Operation Bootstrap

The Beginning of US Economic Infiltration in Puerto Rico

Contemporary history
The friendship you don't expect
The friendship you don't expect

How sport transcends the boundaries of racial hatred

Contemporary history
The Spartacus League
The Spartacus League

The revolutionary organisation that almost founded a communist Germany

Contemporary history
The master of those who know
The master of those who know

Aristotle's Philosophy and the Christian World Through the Centuries

Medieval history
Mucius Scaevola and Porsenna
Mucius Scaevola and Porsenna

The symbolism behind the myth

Ancient history
The military campaign that shook 13th century Europe
The military campaign that shook 13th century Europe

The Mongol Conquest of Rus'

Medieval history
SOS Wine
SOS Wine

The failed apocalypse of Italian wine

Contemporary history
The Confidential Affairs Office
The Confidential Affairs Office

The secret police of the Republic

Contemporary history
The German infiltration tactic in the Battle of Caporetto
The German infiltration tactic in the Battle of Caporetto

A new method of attacking enemy trenches leads German and Austrian troops to a resounding victory over the Italian army

Contemporary history
The Social War
The Social War

Rome faces the same allies who made it great.

Ancient history
The Edict of Rotari: a window into the life and law of the Lombards
The Edict of Rotari: a window into the life and law of the Lombards

Laws, customs and anecdotes of the Lombards

Medieval history
The Rise of Moscow
The Rise of Moscow

A story of luck and cunning

Medieval history
The Alpine troops conquer Monte Nero
The Alpine troops conquer Monte Nero

In the first weeks after Italy's entry into the First World War, the Alpine troops of the Susa and Exilles battalions conquered the summit of Monte Nero in a surprise attack, a manoeuvre the Austrians themselves defined as "a masterstroke."

Contemporary history
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