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In the summer of 1212, Europe witnessed one of the most heartbreaking and baffling episodes in medieval history. Thousands of children,...

When images of the Black Death come to mind, one figure often looms larger than life: the plague doctor , dressed in a long black cloak,...

When we think of decolonization, we often picture wars of liberation, nationalist revolutions, and the dramatic fall of empires. In the...

For centuries, justice in Europe was not confined to courts or prisons. It was enacted in the most visible and theatrical way possible:...

Castles are some of the most evocative places in Europe. Rising above rivers, perched on cliffs, or hidden in forests, they carry with...

Europe is often called the “Old Continent,” a land where history lies beneath every cobblestone, in the walls of Roman ruins hidden under...