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The March of Jewish History: Macron, the Europeans, and Annexation

The March of Jewish History: Macron, the Europeans, and Annexation

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Even the worst tragedies serve as our springboards to become stronger. Just you wait, Mssr. Macron, just you wait...Opinion.See the Story

The Holy Lance of Antioch - Aspects of History

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The Holy Lance of Antioch - Aspects of History

By the summer of 1097 the armies of the First Crusade had captured the Seljuk Turk capital of Nicaea and were moving on towards Jerusalem. In their way stood the fortress city of Antioch. They could not simply march around the city as this would leave a secure, hostile garrison to their rear, so they set about besieging the city. Antioch’s defences were formidable. It was surrounded by over three miles of walls that were twenty metres high and t…Read Article

The Francisca - Aspects of History

Those of you who have read Blood Feud (book 1 of my Rebellion trilogy (though keep an eye out for book 2: Uprising which should be launched in early 2025)), will be aware of Agatho, Thegn Oslac’s Frankish champion-cum-bodyguard and most loyal and deadly of his huscarls. If, as well as reading the book, you were also paying attention (award yourselves 2 points if so), then you will know that Agatho’s weapon of choice is a pair of short-handled th…Minnesota Vikings · France Read Article

VE Day to be marked with day of events in Dorset town

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Ferndown will be holding a day of special events to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day.Keir Starmer · Barrow-in-Furness See the Story

The Great Siege of Malta - Aspects of History

I was first drawn to the Great Siege of Malta, as an academic exercise, by an interest in its many eyewitness sources. How do people caught up in historical events perceive, remember and record their experiences? On a more instinctive level, however, I was powerfully struck by the fact that sieges, especially those doggedly resisted against great odds, occupy a particular place in the historical imagination. It is no surprise that many figure pr…Malta · Malta Read Article

LBJ’s Flawed Plan - Aspects of History

LBJ’s Flawed Plan When President Johnson weighed sending American troops, aircraft, and ships to Vietnam in 1965, Korea was foremost in his mind. The Korean War had sunk the Truman presidency, and President Eisenhower had ended that war only by threatening to use nuclear weapons. With big, costly plans for his Great Society and War on Poverty, Johnson wanted to keep the conflict in Vietnam short and cheap. Above all, he wanted to forestall a Chi…Aircraft · Vietnam Read Article

Who Tells the Story? - Aspects of History

Who Tells the Story? In August 1999 Cornwall experienced a total eclipse of the sun on a cloudy day. Positioned along the south coast, BBC and other journalists reported the national disappointment. Locals and tourists on the north coast had a wonderful view, including perfect Baily’s Beads, but our story was not told. From the start, I wanted my historical crime novels to include a wide range of perspectives, not just those at court. What was T…History · Cornwall Read Article

The Jacobite Uprising and the Battle of Preston, 1715 - Aspects of History

On the 13th November 1715, two battles took place concurrently on British soil. The first, at Sherrifmuir in Scotland, saw John Erskine, 6th Earl of Mar, with a Jacobite army of 12,000 men engage with a far smaller government force under the 2nd Duke of Argyll. After a day of heavy fighting, both armies were depleted but Mar chose not to press his advantage and allowed Argyll to withdraw his troops. Sherrifmuir ended in stalemate, but with the J…England · England Read Article

The Deadly World War II Mission Over the Roof of the World - Aspects of History

The Deadly World War II Mission Over the Roof of the World At seventeen thousand feet and halfway from India to China, pilot Joseph Dechene had lost both his aircraft’s engines to ice. His lumbering C-46 cargo plane was now a glider. With white, ice-laden clouds pressed tight against the glass of its windows, the cockpit was like the inside of a bathysphere, a contraption of glass and metal churning in an abyss. The violence of the winds aloft h…Aircraft · Assam Read Article

‘THE ART OF US’ (2017): SEE HALLMARK’S REALLY LOVELY ‘MY FAIR LADY’

This post first appears on RissiWrites.com and is © RissiWrites.com and RissiJC Saturday, May 20th celebrates a special character that lives inside... Source The post ‘THE ART OF US’ (2017): SEE HALLMARK’S REALLY LOVELY ‘MY FAIR LADY’ appeared first on RissiWrites.com.England · England See the Story

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