Bob Mardling, Author at The History Herald

The title is eye-catching, the opening scene of the escape from the Tower of London tense and dramatic, the central

Das Museum in der Runden Ecke

Literal translation “The museum in the round corner”. The city of Leipzig in Saxony is universally regarded to have been

The fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 and the resultant re-unification of Germany, known to so many in

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Bob Mardling is a former Headmaster, educational advisor, Advanced Level examiner and Chairman of many educational committees. A Fellow of

Since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, the historical gems of the former East Germany have gradually become

Whether the image is an actual contemporary portrait by Hans Holbein, a film portrayal such as by Charles Laughton in

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History’s Most Memorable Dying Remarks, Deathbed Declarations and Final Farewells In his own Introduction, the author Terry Breverton describes this

The rise and fall of Nazism and the events of the Second World War and its aftermath still fascinate us