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James Joyce in Trieste, Italy
The port city of Trieste was both a refuge and an inspiration to Irish writer James Joyce, who lived there for nearly eleven years between 1904 and 1920.
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Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh
On January 23, 1960 Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh pulled off a feat so great people who have tried to break their record eventually don't even dare try and come close.
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City Lights Bookstore: Where Poetics Becomes Movement
City Lights Bookstore is a cool hip place to visit. There are a lot of reasons why people visit City Lights from all over the world. The three articles in this series will attempt to give the reader and idea for the popularity of the bookstore, and a sense of the magic that surrounds the streets of North Beach.
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Italian Easter Strudel with Rum and Raisins
For an Easter treat, try this recipe for Presniz, a rum-soaked pastry from northern Italy. It's rather like strudel, but has chocolate, pine nuts and raisins too.
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Orthodox Christmas: Conflicts and celebrations
In the Western world we often neglect that there is a vibrant church in the East. In 1954 AD the Eastern and Western churches separated. One book reviewed on BookIdeas.com advanced that Christianity was unified until the Reformation--betraying a lack of knowledge of this schism on the author's part. Anyway, today sections of this Eastern Orthodox Church celebrate Christmas. I thought I would share with you this explanation of the Orthodox traditions and how groups are trying to re-identify with their spiritual past. Many thanks to Brian J Požun for providing this insight.
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End of the Austro Hungarian Navy
From 1382 until 1918 this force was one of the largest in the world. Often bloodied but never beaten it disappeared from the oceans with a whimper.
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The Final end of the Austrian Navy
With a last subtle gasp the flags of Austria's last fleet has been furled
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Budget Airline Deals to Slovenia
Enjoy great beaches, the Julian Alps and top bars & restaurants - travel with a low cost carrier to one of the hottest destinations in Europe from London and Brussels.
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Food and Wine in Italy
Friuli-Venezia Giulia is the smallest and least travelled region in Italy. It's hidden culinary delights are just waiting to be discovered.
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Biking in Slovenia
Slovenia offers biking trails around the Julian Alps, the Adriatic Sea and underground biking in the Karavanke Mountains.
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Fly to South Brussels Charleroi Airport (CRL)
Low-cost airlines Ryanair and Wizz Air have cheap flights and discounted tickets on flights to South Brussels Charleroi Airport (CRL) in the Wallonia region of Belgium.
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Formula 1 Driver Andrea de Adamich
Andrea de Adamich, like so many F1 drivers from Italy, endured a torrid time at Ferrari. Away from Grand Prix racing he found success in sports car competition.
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German Pianist Mary Krebs-Brenning
The daughter of two musicians, it was inevitable that Mary would choose that road to travel...and travel it she did, ending up with a great concert career.
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Slovenian Grilled Catfish
This recipe is loved as a summertime (or any time) treat by those familiar with it.
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Using Maps to Teach History
Most students cannot identify significant geographic locations relevant to their own history yet they are expected to know global sites.
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Visting San Francisco's Little Italy
Visiting San Francisco isn't just about the famous sights. Exploring neighborhoods like North Beach can be a wonderful way to experience the city as the residents do.
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Classic Authors: James Joyce
A brief biography of James Joyce.
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Introduction to Minoan Crete - Part 2
How artistic were the Minoans?
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James Joyce
Literary tourists ready to celebrate Bloomsday can go on an armchair tour of two important landmarks in Dublin.
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Da Ponte, Mozart Librettist
Brief biography of Lorenzo Da Ponte, Italian librettist who wrote three of Mozart's four best operas - Le Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni and Così fan tutte.
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Giorgio De Chirico: Trains and Childhood Images
De Chirico's childhood images of his father, Evaristo, a railway engineer and of his life in Volos found their way into his art.
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Italian Unification and Camillo Cavour
Italian unification is indebted to Giuseppe Mazzini and Giuseppe Garibaldi, but the policies and actions of Camillo Cavour ensured the Risorgimento.
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Rigas Feraios and His Greek Republic
In the 18th century, Rigas Feraios drafted the first constitutional text of south-eastern Europe and envisaged a multinational and multicultural Republic in the Balkans.
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Terra Incognita – Italy's Ceramic Revival
This exhibition will explore the development of Italian ceramic art between the two World Wars and the years that followed. Work by 23 leading ceramists will be featured.
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Train Times To Venice, Italy
Why get a cheap flight to Marco Polo airport when direct rail services to Venezia Santa Lucia station from Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Croatia and Switzerland?
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City Lights Bookstore: Where Poetics Becomes Movement. Part III.
Wandering down the first staircase of City Lights Bookstore, rounding the corner, and passing the old wooden bench; where Allen Ginsberg used to perform his Karmic chants, rests an olden wooden door with the expession, "I AM THE DOOR." What does this strange expression mean anyway ?
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The Balkan Peninsula: Part I. Building an Empire
Sources of conflict are never simple to explain. This is especially true of conflicts in the Balkan Peninsula. Long known as the "powder keg of Europe", its fuse is frequently and easily lit.
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Illy Coffee Expert Class at the ICC
How much history, engineering, science, and passion can be poured into a tiny little cup? Plenty. Excellence in education makes for caffeinated fun.
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The Cold War 1946 - 1957
The first decade of the Cold War validated Winston Churchill's Iron Curtain speech, from the division of Europe to internal fifth columns promoting Communism.
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Mario Bava's Bay of Blood
A review of Mario Bava's slasher classic, Bay of Blood aka Twitch of the Death Nerve.
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The Curtain in the Gym
With a speech entitled "The Sinews of Peace" former Prime Minister Winston Churchill insures tiny Fulton, Missouri, a place in history.
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Future Perfect: How Star Trek Conquered Planet Earth (Review)
Some people see Star Trek as great fun for kids. Some people see it as more. In this great little book, travel writer Jeff Greenwald journeys to the far corners of the globe to find out what Star Trek means to the average person and how it influences the way they live.
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The French Order of Battle and their Senior Commanders
As in the the previous article on the British Army, we now list the French order of battle, with a quick look at their senior commanders


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