The World Wars & Inter-war Era (c. 1914–1945) covers the conflicts, political radicalization and cultural shifts between the First and Second World Wars. Series include 1922 (transformative events of 1922), Assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand (the Sarajevo murder, Gavrilo Princip and conspirators), Beards (cultural, political and religious meanings of facial hair), British Fascism (development and figures of the movement) and Eva Perón / Evita (life and political symbolism of Evita). Episodes examine the Anschluss (Conquest of Austria), Hitler (historiography and early development), the Sarajevo crime of 28 June 1914, and themed bonus shows on heroism and the English Revolution. Discussed figures and events include Gerd von Rundstedt, George VI, Sir Henry Wilson, the first Zeppelin raid (1914), Langemarck moments (1914), the invasion of Denmark and Norway (1940), Nazi book burnings, the Holocaust in the Netherlands, Leonard Woolley’s excavations, the Cristero War and the French Resistance. Featured books cited include Operation Mincemeat, Sicily and the Sinn Féin Rebellion Handbook.