Jim Keys, Author at The History Herald

Secret Weapons of Nazi Germany

With the rise of Adolf Hitler and National Socialist Party, every aspect of life in the Third Reich was devoted

The unbelievable complacency of the British Far East High Command when faced with Japanese aggression resulted in the loss of

In the year 793AD, on the 8th of June, the Anglo Saxon Chronicle relates that, “fierce foreboding omens came over

One of Cnut’s first tasks following his coronation at Christmas 1016AD, was to strengthen his grip on the new realm.

Ethelred was the second son of King Edgar. He was ten years old when his brother Edward the Martyr was

In 402AD, Constantine’s son, also Constantine, was king having invaded Britain reportedly at the request of Guithelimus, the Archbishop of

The period following the Roman withdrawal was one of gradual turmoil and civic breakdown, although St Patrick, writing some ten

By the middle of the seventh century Britain was a patchwork of native and invading communities led by powerful chieftains

“Where is the Prince who can afford so to cover his country with troops for its defence as that 10,000

Richard was born at Oxford on 8th September 1157, the third son of Henry II, and, as such, never expected