Britain’s best-selling History magazine, BBC History is rich and resonant, entertaining and informative. In each issue leading historians offer fresh insights into every era from the archaeology of the ancient world to the background to today’s current affairs. Read the background stories of the world wars, the European revolts, the rise of British Empire around the world and its subsequent fall from that status, etc are told in detail. The most curious stories of crime, death, and great falls are all described in detail, always giving you an intriguing read. BBC History magazine tells you about the events that redefined history.
Science Focus is filled with news of the latest scientific discoveries, breakthroughs, experiments and news in general, as well as articles from highly regarded experts. If you feel this is all a bit abstracted from you as a human, then there are great articles on new and emerging technologies and their implications for the human race. There are also reviews of the latest tech, coverage of the world of gaming and a great guide to what’s on in the month ahead.
Welcome to Bunbury! Alfie McAlister - handsome, good-looking and a start-up millionaire - has inherited a cottage in the picturesque Cotswolds. The inheritance comes at just the right time, as he's keen to leave London as soon as possible after a terrible personal tragedy. But there's no sign of peace or isolation: Alfie has barely made it to Bunbury when he finds himself in the middle of a murder plot. Liz and Marge, two old ladies, best friends of her husband's deceased Aunt Augusta, quickly involve him in the search for the culprit. When a second death follows, the three amateur detectives must use all their acting skills to uncover the real killer ...
In a new series set in the picturesque Cotswold village of Bunbury, Miss Marple meets Oscar Wilde.
In the first part of the series, Murder Behind the Curtain, there's equal parts passion, (jealousy) envy, hatred and murder alongside the making of crème brûlée and the traditional drinking of pale ale - all spiced up with a welcome
Cherringham is a quiet village in the Cotswolds. Nothing ever happens there, or at least it seems that way, until one morning a woman's body is found in the river. The police assure us it is a tragic accident. But is it true? Sarah believes there must be more to what happened. She finds a partner in Jack, a former New York homicide detective who is willing to work with her to solve the case. They soon discover that it's not as simple as the police would like ...
It's the first crime that Sarah and Jack, the most unexpected of partners, investigate together.
"The Cherringham Mysteries is a mystery mystery series set in Cherringham, a Cotswold mountain resort. Books for fans of Agatha Christie's Miss Marple and Caroline Graham's Midsomer Murder mysteries. "Murder on the Thames is the first book in the series.
Detektoristi Leiud is a magazine primarily aimed at metal detecting enthusiasts, as well as those interested in archaeology and history. Articles are written by experts in their fields, exploring the history of coins and artefacts discovered in Estonia, along with archaeological expeditions and research trips. The magazine also features fascinating memoirs.
Eesti Loodus is a magazine for the inquisitive reader with a deep appreciation for nature. Here, one finds expert articles on Estonia’s natural world, research and conservation efforts, nature excursions, and places of interest—both in Estonia and around the globe.
Eesti Mets magazine is Estonia’s oldest forestry journal. The magazine shares knowledge from scientists, forest owners, and practitioners, offering a balanced, science-based, and reliable perspective on various aspects of forestry. It helps readers understand how to conserve, manage, and value forests in the interests of both nature and society. Eesti Mets is published four times a year—in March, June, September, and December—and is intended for everyone interested in forestry. The publisher of the magazine is the NGO Eesti Metsaselts. The publication of the magazine is supported by the Environmental Investment Centre (KIK) and RMK (the Estonian State Forest Management Centre). The first issue of Eesti Mets will be published in March.
The periodic table, created in the early 1860s by Russian chemist Dmitri Mendeleev, märked one of the most extraordinary advances in modern chemistry. This basic visual aid helped scientists to gain a deeper understanding of what chemical elements really were: and, astonishingly, it also correctly predicted the properties of elements that hadn’t been discovered at the time. Here, in the authoritative Elementary, James Russell uses his lively, accessible and engaging narrative to tell the story behind all the elements we now know about.
Imeline Ajalugu is a popular science history magazine whose extensive special edition focuses on a new and fascinating topic each month. The magazine offers engaging and informative historical content, providing an enjoyable reading experience for the whole family.
Imeline Teadus is a popular science magazine whose extensive special edition focuses on a new and fascinating topic each month. The magazine offers engaging and informative scientific content, providing an enjoyable reading experience for the whole family.
Esimese maailmasõja lugu is a magazine dedicated to the First World War, a major global conflict that lasted four years and involved more than 30 countries. It was a war that affected people across the world: men were either conscripted into military service or volunteered, while civilians at home took on their roles in industry and agriculture. Despite the countless lives lost in the trenches, at sea, and in the air, the war was also a period of significant innovation, leading to the development of new military strategies, vehicles, and weapons. The magazine explores the most important battles, turning points, and influential figures of the First World War. It also covers Estonia’s path to independence.
In this special edition "Hitler", we look back at the brutal rise and dramatic decline of the most hated man in history, from his controversial childhood and experiences during the First World War to the use of repression, racism and unrest to seize and hold power in Germany. We will discuss in detail Hitler's military leadership style and its impact on the outcome of the Second World War, along with fascinating scenes from key moments of the conflict, such as his confrontation with Soviet leader Joseph Stalin and Nazi Germany's latest resistance in Berlin. At the same time, we will also look at Hitler's plans for world dominance and the long-term impact that his short-term government continues to have on the world.
