Slavoserbianism may have originated in imperial Europe, but its ethos—its deep distrust of pluralism, its reflexive tribalism ...

“My centre is giving way. My right is retreating. Situation excellent. I attack.” The defiant optimism of Ferdinand Foch, French commander in the first Battle of the Marne in 1914, only slightly ...

In his memoir, The World of Yesterday, the Austrian writer Stefan Zweig looked back on Europe before the First World War.

As America withdraws into a Trumpian shell, Europe will be forced to fight its own tribal wars. Postcolonial Europe’s ...

Bosnia and Herzegovina may not be a common European adventure stop, but the mix of shared cultures and histories make it a unique destination ...

The Balkans face a growing crisis amid moves by Russia and a Serbian separatist government in Bosnia to arm against the Dayton Accords.

Before his death in 2020, the conservative historian Paul Schroeder turned his attention to American empire. A lifetime spent ...

The pan-Germanic imperialism after the German unification in 1871 was primarily directed towards the East under the motto ...

Trump may want to turn back the clock on half a century of incompetent negotiation and poor deal-making, but legally, he has ...

Her uncle, Army Pvt. David Moser, is buried here. He was a soldier in World War I who died of influenza in Germany at age 20, before Eiferman was born. He was buried at Arlington in 1920.

A man bought a World War I shipwreck for £300 after he saw it advertised on Facebook Marketplace. The catch? It's in the sea off the Cornish coast. Dominic Robinson is now the proud legal owner ...

World War I battlefield remains unearthed by wildfires and rain on the Gallipoli Peninsula have been respectfully covered by a small New Zealand team ahead of Anzac Day commemorations. Members of the ...