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Sasha Putt
Sasha is a History graduate with a specialization in 20th-century politics and the development of extreme ideology, writing his major research paper on the radical right in First World War Britain and France. He holds an MA in History from the University of Toronto and a BA in History from Durham University.
Education:University of TorontoMA HistoryDurham UniversityBA HistoryNational Council for the Training of JournalistsDiploma in JournalismExpertise:Articles by Sasha Putt
Read on to discover the similarities and differences of two of history’s most heroic acts of defiance.
Throughout history, the world has been brought close to devastating wars, that were prevented by last-minute interventions. Here are 7 events where war almost broke out.
Within ten years of its independence, the Nigerian Civil War erupted into a violent conflict built upon ethnic tension, which resulted in the death of nearly 3 million people.
The Nigerian Civil War precipitated one of the worst crises of the twentieth century, which was instrumental in the development of the international aid movement.
The Cold War brought a new wave of covert operations in Britain, as the Foreign Office established the Information Research Department to counter Soviet propaganda.
The British occupation and division of Egypt and Sudan created one of the world’s most interesting borders. Unclaimed by any country, the Bir Tawil stands alone as terra nullius.