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Record Numbers Attend 'Most Ambitious' Chalke History Festival

England · England

Record Numbers Attend 'Most Ambitious' Chalke History Festival

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The bunting may be packed away and the stages cleared, but the buzz from this year’s Chalke History Festival is still being felt across the Chalke…See the Story

2025 Summer Reads from Aspects of History - Aspects of History

Oxford, England · Oxford

2025 Summer Reads from Aspects of History - Aspects of History

Summer Reads from Aspects of History Lucy Ashe Author of The Sleeping Beauties The Eights is Joanna Miller’s debut novel that combines fascinating historical research with the creation of four compelling female characters, The Eights is set at St Hugh’s College, Oxford, in 1920, the first year that women were allowed to matriculate from Oxford Un…Read Article

How Do You Solve a Problem Like Postumus? - Aspects of History

History · Rome

How Do You Solve a Problem Like Postumus? - Aspects of History

Have you ever thrown a coin into the Trevi Fountain in Rome? You probably stood with your back to the fountain, as advised by everyone around you, but when you turned back, you may well have caught a glimpse of Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa. He is the armoured gentleman carved on the left-hand panel above the fountain. He is gazing at the plans being shown him by a minion, plans for an aqueduct called the Aqua Virgo that feeds the Trevi still. Agripp…Read Article

Reinforcements arrive at the Chalke Hist Fest - Aspects of History

Reinforcements arrive at the Chalke Hist Fest 5 – Friday It had been a relatively late one as the campsite dragged itself up and back to it. The antics seemed to be crescendoing into the weekend. Having spent a pleasant evening in the company of Aspects of History’s Editor-at-large Justin Doherty and his pals the night before, including his Sandhurst mucker and Defence Editor of the Telegraph, Dom Nicholls who wad presenting a live edition of hi…Wiltshire · Wiltshire Read Article

CHF 2025: Day 5 - Aspects of History

CHF 2025: Day 5 UKRAINE: THE LATEST LIVE – WITH NOBEL PEACE PRIZE WINNER OLEKSANDRA MATVIICHUK, Oleksandra Matviichuk w. Francis Dearnley, Dominic Nicholls and Adelie Pojzman-Pontay The incredible team behind The Telegraph’s award-winning podcast were on stage to discuss the status of the Ukraine conflict and efforts to hold Putin and his henchmen accountable. Drones have removed the element of surprise from the battlefield, and innovations inc…Ukraine · Ukraine Read Article

Camping at the Chalke Hist Fest - Aspects of History

Chalke Hist Fest 4 – Thursday It’s all become routine now – more or less six years without having camped and I’ve surprised myself by enjoying it! The warm showers and the Kiwi coffee van twenty metres away lures me out in the morning, a couple of protein ‘crisps’ and a Nakd bar providing the oomph. The Second World War morning was packed with the great and the good of Aspects of History. Phil Craig and Rob Lyman kicking off with their explorati…England · England Read Article

CHF 2025: Day 4 - Aspects of History

CHF 2025: Day 4 ENGLAND’S WARRIOR KINGS, Dan Jones and Helen Carr Dan Jones is tattooed geezer with a laddish sense of humour, Helen Carr is the brilliant granddaughter of EH Carr (What is History?) and superb guide to the 14 Century. Her first book, John of Gaunt, put the founder of the Lancastrian line centre stage. She has written am excellent new narrative history of the period, Sceptred Isle. Jones and Carr examined England’s warrior king…History · England Read Article

CHF 2025: Day 3 - Aspects of History

CHF 2025: Day 3 FROM UTMOST EAST TO UTMOST WEST: CONQUEST OF THE BLUE NILE, John Blashford-Snell JBS, as he is known, is up there with Rannulph Fiennes as a proper adventurer. King Charles is a fan and encouraged him to set up Operation Raleigh, a charity sending young people on expeditions. His memoirs detail a life of adventuring along the Blue Nile, crossing Panama’s Darien Gap, and meeting Haile Seilasse. Many of those getting books sign…Nottingham, England · Nottingham Read Article

Further Reflections of Chalke Hist Fest - Aspects of History

Chalke Hist Fest – Tuesday This is Solstice-Land in June after all and so waking up at 5am because of the light is to be expected. A couple of hours dozing as the lightest of rain tapped at the canvas above and I emerge for a remarkably warm shower. Having gone to sleep shortly after 11 to the sound of Duolingo in the tent next door, I was surprised to find two teenagers (together the spit of Millais’ The Princes in the Tower) still sword fighti…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

CHF 2025: Day 2 - Aspects of History

CHF 2025: Day 2 THERE AND BACK: DIARIES 1999-2009 Michael Palin moderated by Michael Neiberg Michael Palin is a national treasure, and he entertained a packed Guildhall tent to recollections from a life of adventure. He was keen to point out the difference between traveling (Palin style) and holidaying (on a cruise ship, in Dubrovnik, with 7000 others, whilst eating fish and chips) – this went down well with the Chalke audience, all of whom I’m …Gaza · Gaza Read Article

CHF 2025: Day 1 - Aspects of History

CHF 2025: Day 1 Whoever gets first billing at Chalke sets the tone for the week-long festival. Last year it was Giles Milton and Stalin (Russia must have been top of mind in 2024 for some reason!). This year it was the English Civil War. In REVOLUTION & REPUBLIC:ENGLAND IN THE 17th CENTURY, Paul Lay, Alice Hunt, and Jonathan Healey asked why seventeenth century England is having its moment now? Lay, Hunt, and Healey agreed that ‘their’ period …Russia, Moscow Oblast · Russia Read Article

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