The NHSA is delighted to welcome Terry Crowdy as our speaker at this further event in which we study the victory of Napoleon, as First Consul of France, at the Battle of Marengo. `Terry is an eminent Napoleonic author whose many works include 'Incomparable' - a detailed regimental history of the French 9th Light Infantry […]

The NHSA is delighted to welcome Dr. Gregory Coates again as our speaker for this event in which we study the battle of Philippi, the last and decisive confrontation between "the Triumvirs", Octavian and Anthony, and "the Liberators", Cassius and Brutus, during the Civil Wars of the Roman Republic.  Gregory  graduated with first class honours […]

This is a reprise of the event in which we study  the battle of Philippi, the last and decisive confrontation between "the Triumvirs", Octavian and Anthony, and "the Liberators", Cassius and Brutus, during the Civil Wars of the Roman Republic.  This talk will take place at 1.30 pm on Saturday 1 November 2025 and will […]

The NHSA is delighted to welcome back Dr Michael Jones as our speaker for this event in which we focus on the bitter conflict in 1942 for the Mamayev Kurgan, the strategic height overlooking the city of Stalingrad. Michael is a fellow of the Royal Historical Society and a member of the British Commission for […]

This will be a reprise of our event of 16/17 December in which we study the bitter conflict over this strategically important site at Stalingrad. The talk of Dr Michael Jones will be repeated at 1.30 pm on 3 January. Please contact Philip Marshall on 07946 041733 if you would like to attend.

The NHSA is delighted to welcome Professor David Manley as our speaker for this event in which we study the Revolutionary Wars battle of Cape St Vincent, in which the young Commodore Horatio Nelson had a leading role. David is MOD Professor of Naval Architecture at University College London. He has worked  for over 30 […]