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The Stalinist terror is a wide-reaching term that may be broadly interpreted to mean the actions taken by Stalin and the Communist leadership to purge unfavourable elements, both in the party and society ...

During Henry VII and Henry VIII’s reigns, it is evident that there were many causes of rebellions; dynastic problems were the main cause of rebellions during the former’s reign, and after the threat of hi...

Thomas Muentzer, despite being a lesser known protagonist, made some marked contributions to the German Reformation, both long term and short term. Despite rather large gaps in his history and the biograp...

Both methods used by extremist parties and the conditions of Weimar Germany contributed to the rise of Hitler as a single-party state ruler, from a democratic to an autocratic system. The instability of t...

In summary, the system of democracy practised in the Federal Republic bears some striking similarities to that of the Weimar Republic. In terms of overall structure, the role of elections and the nature o...