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.
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.
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 The magazine offers engaging and informative historical content, providing an enjoyable reading experience for the whole family.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.
Imeline Ajalugu is the most popular history magazine in whole scandinavia. It is very popular also in Latvia. It was in year 2009 and 2010 the most popular monthly magazine in Latvia.
This magazine writes about the World history and illustrates many interesting things from past.
Sõdur is an Estonian military magazine, which started to be published during the War of Independence in 1919 and has been published again since 1992.The magazine features interesting stories about defence policy and military affairs, armaments and equipment, the international situation, the activities of Estonian Defence Forces units, military training and major events in military history.The magazine is intended for members of the Defence Forces, members of the Defence League and all other citizens interested in Estonian national defence.
*Tuna* is a journal of historical culture that has been published since 1998. It is issued by the National Archives of Estonia in cooperation with the Tallinn City Archives, the Estonian Institute of Historical Memory, and the Estonian Association of Archivists. Four issues are published annually. Each issue contains three to four long-form articles, essays on historical topics, archival documents accompanied by detailed commentary, excerpts from the correspondence of Estonian creative figures spanning two centuries, and reviews and overviews of recent historical literature; a photo corner from the Film Archives offers visual interest.
