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Books
What to read in 2024
...The Right’s Century-Long Romance with Foreign Dictators by Jacob Heilbrunn (Liveright)The story of the American right’s strange, disturbing infatuation with foreign dictators and strongmen — from Kaiser Wilhelm...
December 28, 2023
FirstFT
FirstFT: Iran distances itself from Jordan attacks
...Additional contributions from Tee Zhuo and Benjamin Wilhelm...
January 29, 2024
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
FirstFT
FirstFT: US diplomat Henry Kissinger dies at 100
...Additional contributions from Benjamin Wilhelm and Grace Ramos...
November 30, 2023
FirstFT
FirstFT: ‘The beginning of the end’ of fossil fuels
...Additional contributions from Grace Ramos and Benjamin Wilhelm...
September 12, 2023
FirstFT
FirstFT: US banks to report biggest jump in loan losses since pandemic
...Additional contributions by Tee Zhuo and Benjamin Wilhelm...
July 10, 2023
House & Home
Can ‘gentle density’ help us solve the housing crisis?
...Its housing, predominantly a mixture of three- to six-storey blocks of flats aping “the New Humanist” precedents of Scandinavia, were designed by Frederick Gibberd, chief architect of Harlow New Town in...
November 3, 2023
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
Letter
Letter: Bring back the Kaiser!
...The passion for environmentalism of King Charles III, as described so well by Tony Juniper (Opinion, September 19), is perhaps the strongest point in favour of a British-style constitutional monarchy: it...
September 21, 2022
FT GlobetrotterCharting London’s museums
Voyages of discovery at London’s National Maritime Museum
...It’s on show, along with other large exhibits such as Prince Frederick’s gorgeous 1732 royal barge and an engine from the 1907 paddle tug Reliant in the striking enclosed courtyard around which the museum...
February 13, 2023
FT Magazine
This Joshua Reynolds painting is a national treasure. Why is Britain struggling to keep it?
...He was soon presented to King George III at Kew Palace, after being fitted for a velvet coat, white waistcoat and satin breeches....
February 23, 2023
HTSI
Collecting: the blooming market for Dutch floral paintings
...mix works with modern interiors or even contemporary artworks,” agrees dealer Nick Cox, who currently has a blue and white china bowl of tulips, roses, narcissi and blossom attributed to Pieter Casteels III...
December 2, 2021
ReviewTheatre
Simon Russell Beale is a crotchety composer in ‘Bach & Sons’
...Wilhelm, the more talented, is favoured by his father but turns to drink under the weight of expectation; Carl succeeds — he ends up working for Frederick the Great — but is driven by a desperate, unrequited...
July 2, 2021
Architecture
Berlin’s Humboldt Forum: a palace in search of a purpose
...The original Stadtschloss, begun in the 15th century and hugely expanded by Frederick III (later King Frederick I of Prussia) and architect and sculptor Andreas Schlüter from 1699, was left in ruins after...
January 4, 2021
ReviewFT Books Essay
Monumental injustices — relics, racism and reparations
...Toward the end of his book, Renton quotes Professor Frederick Hickling, the distinguished Jamaican psychiatrist, who died last year....
September 1, 2021
FT SeriesLetters from New York
Simon Schama on America’s history wars, race and the flag
...The same contradiction was perhaps most famously restated by Frederick Douglass: “What to the slave is the Fourth of July?”...
July 8, 2021
Visual Arts
New on show: Masterpieces from Buckingham Palace
...Stolid George III is an under-recognised patron....
December 8, 2020
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
Frederick Studemann
Germany’s rogue prince could learn from his Windsor cousin
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January 9, 2020
FT Magazine
Berlin’s Stadtschloss and the trouble with history
...Frederick Studemann is the FT’s literary editor and former Berlin correspondent Follow @FTMag on Twitter to find out about our latest stories first....
September 13, 2019
Frederick Studemann
Otto von Bismarck is in the House as Brexit goes a bit Prussian
...frederick.studemann@ft.com...
September 5, 2019
FT Books Essay
Old world order — the rise and fall of the Habsburgs
...The family’s link with the Holy Roman Empire began in the 13th century, and by the mid-15th century the Emperor Frederick III felt powerful enough to embark on the imperial mythmaking that would successfully...
May 20, 2020
ReviewNon-Fiction
Along the Amber Route — a trail of adventure and conquest
...It is not the original, which was commissioned by Frederick III of Prussia in 1696, given to Peter the Great, packed up in increasingly nightmarish flat-pack jigsaws and moved from palace to palace until...
February 21, 2020
ReviewNon-Fiction
An Economic History of the English Garden — shaking the money tree
...Meanwhile, in the 1730s Frederick Prince of Wales spent £10.4m (£5,781) on his garden over three years....
November 29, 2019
Life & Arts
The bookseller of Bissau
...Frederick Forsyth and Wilbur Smith squeeze next to Cervantes and EL Doctorow. Karl Marx’s Capital is wedged between Teach Yourself Windows 95 and Wilhelm Reich’s The Sexual Revolution....
December 26, 2018
Life & Arts
London Art Week preview: sketches and drawings
...range from a loose, bold study of drapery by Sir Peter Lely to a highly finished gouache on vellum, a meticulous reduced version of Poussin’s “Hercules Between Virtue and Pleasure”, made by Bernard Lens III...
June 22, 2018
FT SeriesThe royal wedding
Meghan Markle, Prince Harry and the making of the royal mystique
...The only note of insubordination was supplied by the four-year-old Prince Wilhelm of Prussia, later the Kaiser, biting the legs of two of his British uncles. But Britain had had enough of weeping....
May 18, 2018
ReviewLife & Arts
‘Martin Luther’, by Lyndal Roper and ‘All Things Made New’, by Diarmaid MacCulloch
...Only through guile and the protection of powerful patrons such as Frederick III, elector of Saxony, did he survive. In creating “a priesthood of all believers”, he had become a heretical rebel....
July 15, 2016

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