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The 1984 Brighton Bombing: The Near Death Of Margaret Thatcher And Her Cabinet
"Today we were unlucky, but remember we only have to be lucky once. You will have to be lucky always" - IRA statement to Margaret Thatcher. On the 12th of October 1984, the Provisional Irish Republican Army executed a brazen attempt to eliminate key figures of the British government staying at the Grand Hotel in Brighton. For three days Patrick Magee did not leave his room as he worked on the delicate task of assembling and installing a huge bomb, made with commercial gelign


Unveiling the Veil: A Look at Witches and Witchcraft in North Wales
Between the years of 1484 and 1750, Western Europe would bear witness to a staggering toll: over 200,000 women faced torture, burning, or...


Lee Miller: The War Photographer, Muse and Model That Did Things Her Own Way
Lee Miller in a photograph she staged in Hitler’s bathtub in Munich in 1945. After documenting the harrowing scenes of liberation at...
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