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The Conscience of His Generation: George Lansbury, Pacifism, and the 1930s george lansbury • pacifism • 1930s • moralism • politician
Women of Music History, Part IV - Ruth Crawford Seeger The name Seeger is well-known by many, but this Seeger- Ruth Crawford Seeger- is not as well known. After reading this article, you'll wonder why! seeger • music • political • 1930s • depression
The 1930s Depression in China The economic depression of the 1930s had a terrible impact on the western world - but did it also have the same impact in China? china • depression • 1930s • southwest china • coastal region
Were the Interwar Years Truly a Slump?, Part II (book review) Part 2 of a two part essay looking at the Interwar period-- the period between WWI and WWII-- in the context of Britain's society and economy. I look at four historians who debate the question of whether the period should be considered a "slump." interwar • 1930 • britain • british • economy
Were the Interwar Years Truly a Slump?, Part I (book review) Part 1 of a two part essay looking at the Interwar period-- the period between WWI and WWII-- in the context of Britain's society and economy. I look at four historians who debate the question of whether the period should be considered a "slump." interwar period • economy • britain • slump
Bekonscot Model Railway in UK Bekonscot in Buckinghamshire, UK is the oldest model village and railway in the world. A unique piece of heritage, it depicts England as it was in the 1930s. world’s oldest model village and railway • gauge one • bekonscot • 1930s england • smallest marks and spencer
Review: My Own Two Feet Beverly Cleary's memories from her post-high school move to Southern California through World War II and her first book success. memoir • autobiography • beverly cleary • ramona • henry huggins
A Decision to Abstain: Labour vs. Hitler, 1936-7, Part 1 Between 1935 and 1937, a major transformation took place within the Labour Party regarding its policies toward rearmament, Appeasement and Hitler. During this time, the Party jettisoned its prior policies of disarmament and collective security through the League of Nations and instead, by 1937, accepted the fact that rearmament was needed if Britain were to stand up to Hitler. Part I of a two part series. england • government • pre world ward ii • appeasement • hitler
Building a New Jerusalem?: Labour in Power 1945-51, Part II The post-war Attlee Government (1945-1951)--the first Labour Government to have a working majority--was one of the more important Governments of the twentieth century. Nevertheless, there is great debate among British historians over the level of this importance, and the degree of change the Government effected. This two-part essay illustrates the basic arguments in this extended debate by looking at books by Corelli Barnett, Jose Harris, Kenneth Morgan and David Vincent.
Labour and the Outbreak of War, Summer 1939, Part I Part I of a two-part series on the final few months before World War II broke out, concluding the very long series on this site about Labour and Appeasement during the 1930s.
The History of Ultra First article of a four-part series on Britain's main contribution to Allied victory during the Second World War: Ultra. world war ii • second world war • ultra • enigma • military intelligence
"Far Away Places," Anschluss, Munich and Labour, Part I Labour played an important role in opposition to Munich, a role seldom realized by many today. This 3-part series lays out the Labour Party role in the debate, amid much background information on Munich itself. anschluss • munich • hitler • austria • invasion
Skiing Colorado's Sunlight Mt. In Glenwood Springs, Colorado, you can combine family-friendly skiing-snowboarding, hot sulphur springs swimming and surprisingly extreme terrain. skiing and snowboarding • sunlight mountain resort • glenwood springs • colorado • family skiing
"What About the Rentiers?": The Formation of the National Government (1931), Part I national government • james ramsay macdonald • great betrayal
A Decision to Abstain: Labour vs. Hitler, 1936-7, Part II Between 1935 and 1937, a major transformation took place within the Labour Party regarding its policies toward rearmament, Appeasement and Hitler. During this time, the Party jettisoned its prior policies of disarmament and collective security through the League of Nations and instead, by 1937, accepted the fact that rearmament was needed if Britain were to stand up to Hitler. Part II of a two part series. league of nations • rearmament • appeasement • hitler • 1936
Too Close For Comfort: Britain, Ultra, and the Battle of the Atlantic (1941-43) Article about Battle of the Atlantic during the Second World War (1941-1943), and the role that British and German intelligence played in that important battle. battle of the atlantic • world war ii • ultra • enigma
Beneficial Bugs do Battle in the West Not all bugs are bad. In the West, beneficial insects are helping control invasive, noxious weeds like leafy spurge and saltcedar. bug • bugs • insect • insects • beneficial
Learning Through Literary Tours Tours of historic sites can enrich the study of literature. fitzgerald • learning • literary journey • literature • historic sites
Celebrity Birthdays A Record-Breaking Chimp turns 74 and Queen Elizabeth is 80 queen elizabeth • royal family • cheeta chimp • tarzan • celebrity
Gangster Film Reader An anthology of articles following the evolution of the gangster movie by review and commentary of many gangster characters and classic and innovative movies. gangster film reader;gangster films • godfather • scarface • film studies • book review
Taiwan Aboriginal Rights The west doesn't hold the monopoly on colonisation of indigenous peoples. Taiwan's aborigines suffer the same ravages of invasion as other first nations around the world. taiwan indigenous • aboriginal rights • aboriginal land rights • eastern colonialism • eastern imperialism
The Particle Zoo According to Einstein's famous equation, all matter is made of energy, but all matter is also made of fundamental particles - little, discrete, bundles of energy. the standard model • standard model • angular momentum • quantum angular momentum • spin
William Tell Was William Tell an outlaw? Was William Tell a real person? Does the legend of a "William Tell- like- figure" appear elsewhere in Western European history? william tell • outlaw • swiss • habsburg • hapsburg
A Look at the Provinces, Part II: Alberta The Second in a 12 part series. A Look at the Provinces (and Territories) of Canada. This week A look on Canada's most western prairie province: Alberta alberta • province • edmonton • calgary • alta
Quilting History Are you aware of just how old the art of quilting actually is? When and where quilting began, with photos of examples of actual patterns are included in this article. quilting • art of stitching • padding • cloth • innovation
Summer Movies for Kids Summer Movies for Kids, the good and the bad. doctor doolittle • madeline • small soldiers • kids' movies • children's movies
Tales from the West Texas Dust Editor's review of the audiobook "A Shirttail To Hang To" cal farley • boys' ranch • girlstown • texas culture • texas books
The New Fall Season Is Almost Here!
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Canadian Residential Schools A legacy of physical and sexual abuse of Aboriginal students in religious-run residential schools has come to light in recent court cases. canadian residential schools • sexual abuse residential schools • canadian residential schools legacy of abuse • legacy of abuse • aboriginal education
First Cruise Concierge for UK Anything is possible for a new, luxury cruise specialist, from private jets to an Aston Martin in every port white star cruises • white glove service • silversea cruises • luxury cruises • exclusive cruises
Hand in Glove by Ngaio Marsh Ngaio Marsh's detective novel "Hand in Glove" provides the traditional mixture of clues, alibis, and entertaining snobbery. hand in glove • ngaio marsh • roderick alleyn • death in ecstasy • clasic whodunnit
History of Halloween A favorite American Holiday, Halloween, or All-Hallows' Eve, has its roots in Pagan Celtic traditions, Roman occupation, and the Catholic Church history of halloween • origins of halloween celebration • american holidays history • all-hallows eve story • story behind halloween
Langston Hughes Read The Negro Artist and the Racial Mountain to understand the Harlem Renaissance writers. langston hughes • harlem renaissance • african american author • black writer • negro artist
Lord Peter Wimsey Dorothy L. Sayers created the complex and dashing detective Lord Peter Wimsey - and according to some critics, fell in love with him. lord peter wimsey • dorothy l. sayers • detective fiction • gaudy night • harriet vane
Samuel Barber, American Composer Brief biography and works of American composer Samuel Barber, famous for 'Adagio for Strings' and Dover Beach. samuel barber • samuel barber brief bio • samuel barber american composer • samuel barber adagio for strings • samuel barber dover beach
Space Program and Science Fiction NASA inspired millions to reach for the stars. Many did, and in so doing, changed Science Fiction. mars • science fiction • venus • edgar rice burroughs • space program
The History of the Bra Whether a woman has a drawer full of lace, frills and ribbons or just one which she wears begrudgingly, bras are now a wardrobe essential. history of the bra • about bras • utility bra • warners bras • dunlop lastex
Who Was Al Capone? The rise and fall of the underworld's biggest crime boss. al capone • gangster • mobster • mafia gangster • mafia
"What About the Rentiers:?" The Formation of the National Government (1931), Part II national government • macdonald • clement attlee • great betrayal
Howard Hughes: Maniacal Movie Mogul? The name Howard Hughes brings lots of images to mind - long fingernails, numerous affairs, fear of germs, fantastic movies, and achievements in aerospace technology. Learn more about this fascinating figure in history. howard hughes • spruce goose • movie mogul • rko • hepburn
Mini-Series Make a Major Comeback The mini-series makes a major comeback on network television; Tony Orlando and Dawn premiered this week in 1974; my tv viewing recommendations for the week. mini-series • abc • nbc • cbs • fox
Monroeville, Literary Capital of Alabama A visit the southern town where the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel <i>To Kill a Mockingbird</i> was born. monroeville • alabama • to kill a mockingbird • harper lee • truman capote
Senoi Dream Technique A brief overview of Senoi Dream Theory and the controversy surrounding it, discussing the validity of such dreamwork as a tool for conscious transformation. senoi dream theory • dreaming • dreamwork
The Decline of Historic Daffodils Some daffodils just fade away. There are many reasons that registered varieties are now extinct. Some of them, for no reason at all. narcissus • daffodil • heirloom daffodils • decline daffodils • hybridizing daffodils
The House the Mouse Built--Part 1 Find out how a mouse helped a man with a dream. disneyland • walt disney • history of amusement parks • mickey mouse
The Romantic Homes of William Wordsworth William Wordsworth was an influential English poet who was instrumental in launching the Romantic Period of literature. Three of the homes where he lived are now regularly open for public tours. william wordsworth • romantic period • poet laureate • william wordsworth's birthplace • wordsworth house |
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