• www.historychannel.com A well stocked site with an easy navigation structure.
• www.hyperhistory.com If you follow this link, you’ll find an enormous historical site. It’s only limit is the research form that is not user friendly.
• www.thehistorynet.com There are a lot of digital texts already on site and countless historical links. Its content refers to American history and in few cases to other countries’ history.
• www.eb.com . It’s not a link page, but a web directory. The site of Encyclopaedia Britannica can help who is searching cultural and scientific news on the Web.
• history.hanover.edu/europe.htm (in English and German). The university of Hanover after having collected some material directly downloadble from the site, furnish further a long series of links with other resources on the Web concerning the European history.
• history1900s.about.com/homework/history1900s/ (in English) If you want to know something about 20th century, you have to visit this site. Somebody could not like its commercial look, but the subjects are very interesting.
• www.skalman.nu/history/ (In English and Swedish). In a site that speaks about a lot of different subjects, we can find a history section with links really good from Prehistory until 20th Century.

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