THE END OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY AND THE END OF THE MODERN AGE. John Lukacs. Ticknor & Fields. ‘ 291 pages. $21.95. By now it’s a commonplace that the Eastern European revolutions … ...

“Nationalism is a great danger for Europe, for all the European countries. In the history of Europe, nationalism has always meant wars, and the last great war started right in the heart of Europe… ...

If one had to come up with a single sentence to sum up all of the brutality, folly, tragedy, chaos, villainy, and occasional moments of heroism that John Connelly surveys in From Peoples into ...

Are those Hungarian hussars, decked out in their flamboyant 15th Century costumes, really just celebrating the 1,100th anniversary of the Magyar arrival in Europe? Or, as Slovak nationalists across… ...

Next year’s European elections could arguably be the most significant in the short history of the European Union. In the wake of President Trump’s victory in the United States and the Brexit ...

The end of World War II saw perhaps the most rapid expansion of nationalism in human history, with more than 50 new countries born in Africa, and others in Asia, the Caribbean and the South Pacific.

Europe is at a very difficult historical junction and there is work to do on a collective memory of the European past. Far-right nationalism is reshaping public debates and political rhetoric ...

Next year’s European elections could arguably be the most significant in the short history of the European Union. In the wake of President Trump’s victory in the United States and the Brexit ...