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The Five Best Lake District Museums Recommended By A Historian
(MENAFN- The Conversation) Most people come to the Lake District seeking the great outdoors. Boating, camping and hiking are a big part of the national park's appeal. But indoor attractions matter here, too. This is one of the wettest parts of Britain, after all, and when the rain stops play, the region's museums offer plenty to explore. Museums have existed in the Lake District almost as long as tourism itself. In 1781, an enterprising local guide named Peter Crosthwaite opened one in Keswick.
The Five Best TV Shows About The American Revolution Recommended By A Historian
(MENAFN- The Conversation) Any discussion of films and TV series about the American revolution has to start with a caveat. There have been historical movies for as long as there have been movies, but films and TV series about the great founding event of the US have been thin on the ground, certainly until the 21st century. In 1917, an American director was even prosecuted for making Spirit of 76, a film about the revolution that criticised America's new ally Great Britain.
The Five Best TV Shows About The Tudors Recommended By A Historian
(MENAFN- The Conversation) We seem to have an endless appetite for Tudor history. Films, TV shows, documentaries, books and exhibitions about this famous dynasty are produced every year. And more recently, the touring production Six has offered a compelling reimagining of Henry VIII's wives as a work of musical theatre. As a historian of the Tudor age, I am perhaps even more interested in these offerings than most. Here are five of my favourite TV shows about the Tudor dynasty. 1.
Trump’s Cabinet Selections Shows Us He is a Zionist-Firster and His Subservience to Zionist Censorship
By Mark Aurelius [As was the case for Part 1, this full article is included herein because of Internet censorship. For several days after Part 1 was published, practically all common search engines did not retrieve this title even if typed exactly (and even if surrounded by quotation marks!). Or they might eventually retrieve some obscure website that linked it, but in which it is difficult to actually find to the article itself (buried under the minutia of many other stories).
Russians Proved To Be Much Kinder To Fallen Ukrainian Soldier’s Mother Than Tokayev To Parents Of Murdered Kazakh Youth – OpEd | Flipboard
1 day ago ‘What the f—?’ a Russian soldier mutters as his wounded comrades are ordered to limp into battle on crutches. Despite losing more than 800,000 troops killed and wounded in the first three years of its wider war on Ukraine, the Russian military has still managed to sustain a front-line force of no …
WORLD WAR III IS NOW INEVITABLE BECAUSE…..
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After the Wilders win, what’s next for the Netherlands?
By Pieter de Jonge, a Dutch historian and journalist Last Wednesday, the Dutch elections for the Lower House led to a major upset, with Geert Wilders seizing an unexpected 37 seats, coming out on top. Mark Rutte, Prime Minister since 2010, had not been running again for his right-liberal VVD for the first time since 2006, and instead of two, there were four parties in the race projected to become the largest. Nevertheless, voting felt rather like a burden.
Dutch PM Mark Rutte: celebrated internationally, beleaguered at home, Brussels Report
By Pieter de Jonge, a Dutch historian and journalist After Angela Merkel resigned as German Chancellor in December 2021, Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte took over her role as Europe’s longest-serving head of government, having been in office since October 2010. Actually, Viktor Orbán became prime minister of Hungary six months before Rutte, but he has alienated the other government leaders, so Rutte is now considered as the nestor among European leaders for a year and a half already.
WHY THE BIBLICAL DEFINITION OF THE WORD ‘CHRISTIAN’ ONLY APPLIES TO CATHOLICS
For some, the title of this article may seem to be unnecessarily abrasive and polemic to both Protestants and Catholics, yet, let’s agree on one basic premise; that, all ‘words’ have an etymology, that is, original meaning, which can be traced back to their original usage and modern usage.
Why Zambia’s President is popular abroad but a disappointment at home
By Sishuwa Sishuwa, a Zambian Historian and Political Commentator Despite his lack of real domestic achievements and rising discontent with his leadership, President Hakainde Hichilema of Zambia has a remarkably positive image abroad. There are two major reasons for this. The first is that Hichilema is benefiting from a dismal political climate in Africa and a favourable comparison to what came before him. Across the continent, political transitions have not gone well.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church in 39 Lessons (with David L. Gray)
‘Talks on the Catechism of the Catholic Church /w David L. Gray’ consists of thirty-nine lessons that succinctly bridge the teachings of the Catholic Church, as found in the 2016 Catechism of the Catholic Church ©, with the liturgy of the Catholic Mass. Registration is required for the video course only available at Saint Dominic’s Media. The audio-only version of the course is available anywhere you get your podcasts, such as Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon
THE FINAL WORLD WAR: Khazarians vs. the Rus’ People
NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE PURE UNADULTERATED EVIL OF THE KHAZARIAN TRIBE The Khazarian Mafia, especially, is as vicious and malicious, repugnant and malevolent, vile and wicked, vengeful and vindictive as any horde to have raped, pillaged and plundered the Earth and her peoples.
Hicksville’s History Taught By A Hicksville Historian
Hicksville historian and Hicksville Public Library librarian James Janis recently visited Kevin Bunting’s “New York State of Mind” social studies class. Sixth-period students learned about the history of Hicksville from the mid-1800’s through present day. Janis shared an array of images while sharing oral stories of Hicksville from past to present.
A History Lesson on Families
I have now heard many heartbreaking stories about parents whose efforts to help their gender-questioning kids have been undermined by health professionals and schools. (Here are a few accounts: My daughter thinks she's transgender.
The long road to a new Dutch government, Brussels Report
By Pieter de Jonge, a Dutch historian and publicist Last week, the new German government entered into office. The German coalition agreement was finalized two months after the elections. That’s less than a quarter of the time during which the Netherlands did not witness an agreement on new government, since the Dutch parliamentary elections of 17 March 2021. While an agreement may finally be in sight this week, it is worth exploring why it has taken so long.
Book Review: Twenty Talks series by Shaw Clifton
You are here: Home › Reviews › Book Review Twenty Talks Series By Shaw Clifton Book Review: Twenty Talks series by Shaw Clifton Book Review: Twenty Talks series by Shaw Clifton 4 December 2021 A former General of The Salvation Army, Shaw Clifton, has penned four hard-hitting devotional studies called Twenty Talks. Reviewed by Garth R. Hentzschel The Twenty Talks series of books are hard-hitting studies for Christians who want to challenge and grow their faith.
Helmut Kohl and the founding of the Euro, Brussels Report
By Pieter de Jonge, a Dutch historian and publicist Contrary to popular belief, Helmut Kohl was not pushed into accepting the Euro. He always was a firm supporter. It is often stated that German chancellor Helmut Kohl agreed to give up the German Mark for the Euro in exchange for French president François Mitterand giving his blessing to German reunification.
During Germany’s “super election year”, the EU looks like an afterthought, Brussels Report
By Pieter de Jonge, a Dutch historian and publicist 2021 has been dubbed “Superwahljahr”, or “super election year”, in Germany: elections are being held in six states and on 26 September, there will be federal elections. With Chancellor Angela Merkel stepping down, Germany’s future leadership is up for grabs. Germany is the largest EU member state, if not the leading one and its “paymaster”.
Rule Britannia by Alec Marsh | Hewson Books
The first book in a light-hearted historical adventure series set during the mid-twentieth century. 'An immensely readable treat!' Alexander McCall Smith Ernest Drabble, a Cambridge historian and mountaineer, travels to rural Devon to inspect the decapitated head of Oliver Cromwell - a macabre artefact owned by Dr Wilkinson. Drabble only tells one person of his plans - Harris, an old school friend and press reporter.
Episode 3: A Home and a Country
This advertising content was produced in collaboration between Vox Creative and our sponsor, without involvement from Vox Media editorial staff. Black bodies have always been on the line in America, whether on the auction block or in a parking lot in Minneapolis. American law has enshrined the state’s ability to enact violence with almost total impunity. And, going back to as far as the Colonial Marines in 1808, reclaiming one’s body from this system has required fearless acts of rebellion.
Perspective | The history of Burning Man
Burning Man, the week-long celebration in the badlands of Nevada that attracts nearly 75,000 attendees annually, concluded in early September. This year’s theme was “metamorphosis,” which was chosen to mark the next stage in the life of Burning Man after the death last year of Larry Harvey, founder and eminence grise of the event. But even before this latest transformation, Burning Man had already transitioned into something radically different from its origins.
Don’t fall for beleaguered government’s line: Crisis in Ecuador is just getting started
Appearances can be deceiving. Nowhere does this old adage ring truer than in Ecuador, which is emerging from the rubble created during an 11-day uprising. The protests that rocked the South American country appear to be over. President Lenin Moreno announced Sunday night that he would repeal an austerity measure that caused tens of thousands of people to take to the streets.
Tucker Carlson Interview He Didn't Air Shows Dutch Historian Calling Him 'Millionaire Funded by Billionaires'
Getty ImagesMichael S. Schwartz There is nothing hugely constructive about watching Tucker Carlson get owned by a Dutch historian to the point that the Bowtie-American starts screaming insults at the academic and ultimately refuses to air the interview. In these perilous times, however, you've got to enjoy the things you can. It will not solve many problems, unless it convinces a few of Carlson's devoted viewers that they are being sold snake oil every night and they decide to stop buying it.
Simon Schama, Daniel Mendelsohn Shortlisted For Baillie Gifford Prize
Simon Schama’s “Belonging: The Story of the Jews, 1492-1900” and Daniel Mendelsohn’s “An Odyssey: A Father, a Son and an Epic” have been shortlisted for this year’s Baillie Gifford Prize, one of the United Kingdom’s most prestigious literary awards for nonfiction.
Steve Bannon’s Favorite New Book Is By A Historian Of The Jews
Steve Bannon, President Trump’s former chief advisor, now returned to his previous post as executive chairman of Breitbart News, has long drawn accusations of anti-Semitism, as well as impassioned defenses against the charge. Now, a new complication has emerged in the debate.
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