On July 5 1945 the United Kingdom went to the polls. To include the votes of servicemen serving overseas, the result was not ...

With a flash from a trigger, Verma’s home disappeared with its 154 years of history. Walls that held the Reeves family have ...

and Winston Churchill described it as "one of the best hotels" of his life. He stayed there during his years as a ...

There is a book published in 2018 that has ramifications to the past and future of the Pocono-Northeast. The title is ...

IT'S not quite 100 years since the Anglo-Boer War cast the shadow of death, misery and embitterment across the South Africa of that era. But these events which helped shape the modern SA have receded ...

Emily Hobhouse revealed the truth about Britain’s brutal treatment of Boer civilians during the South African War. She was branded a traitor – but saved a vast number of lives along the way.

Wetherell Churchill moved into the flat in 1900, the same year he published “Ian Hamilton’s March,” a book about his experiences in the Second Boer War.

The prime minister oversaw the war from a London bunker (the Cabinet War Rooms, above, adjacent to the new Churchill Museum) and from the field. In 1909, at age 35, he had already expressed an ...

He went back to war in South Africa in 1899 to cover the Boer War for London's Morning Post. He got captured, escaped in story-book fashion and came home a hero.

Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart fought for the British during the Boer War, World War I and World War II. (Wikimedia Commons) The British wisely fancied him. During four decades of service that saw him ...

By 1899, he had achieved such success as author and correspondent that he resigned his commission, went off to cover Britain’s war against the Boer settlers in South Africa.