French pop historian Vincent Lemire's illustrated tome makes some loaded choices in depicting the Jewish parts of history.

If you've watched Outrageous and want to know more about Nancy, Diana, Pamela, Unity, Jessica, and Deborah—as well as their ...

The first novel by Heather Clark, an acclaimed biographer of Sylvia Plath, is about a Harvard senior who falls for a ...

The six-episode drama Outrageous is currently airing on BritBox, and fans of the show are already asking for more Mitford ...

The Austrian writer Stefan Zweig moved in a cosmopolitan Europe and wore his Jewish identity lightly. Hitler’s rise put it ...

Two new books, “The Einstein of Sex” and “The Intermediaries,” argue for the largely forgotten importance of Magnus ...

Events are moving fast. Seven days ago, as I write, Israel had not yet launched its first attacks on targets in Iran. Seven ...

The new BritBox series tells the story of one of England's most notorious aristocratic families—and there are some things you ...

In “The Third Reich of Dreams,” Charlotte Beradt collected the night terrors of ordinary Germans like herself during the early years of Nazi domination.

In the 1920s and ’30s, a notorious set of siblings held England in thrall. But did one of them really announce her Nazism in the newspaper?

If somebody submitted a treatment for a new costume drama series set in the 1930s in which not just one but two fictitious ...