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The Woman Who Shot Mussolini by Frances Stonor Saunders

TheBrontëSister wrote 10 months ago: I don’t know about you but I don’t read a lot of non-fiction.  In fact, I hardly read any non-fictio … more →

Tags: Non-Fiction, Historical, History, Madness, Insanity, mental illness, Frances Stonor Saunders, Mussolini, Italy

In Brief -- New Books from Gabrielle Hamilton, Meg Howrey, and Frances Stonor Saunders

Biblioklept wrote 1 year ago: The memoir-in-food is something of a cliché at this point, but Gabrielle Hamilton’s new book B … more →

Tags: Literature, Books, Writers, Reviews, Novels, memoir, History, Anthony Bourdain, Frances Stonor Saunders

A head turn that ruined the twentieth century

Beachcombing wrote 1 year ago: If you want to rewrite the history of Western Europe in the 1920s then you could do a lot worse than … more →

Tags: Contemporary, Hinge Moments, WIBT, Fascism, Italy, Mussolini, assassination

Quick Link | Top 5 Irish people who almost changed history « Irish History Podcast

Eoin Purcell wrote 1 year ago: The Irish History podcast is a great resource. Another smashing post today! In true European colonia … more →

Tags: People, France, Daniel Houghton, famous irish people, Almost famous Irish peopl, French Revolution, Liza Lynch, Paraguay, Exploration

Top 5 Irish people who almost changed history11 comments

Irish History wrote 1 year ago: Top 5 Irish people who almost changed history. The individual stories behind an Irish assassin, a re … more →

Tags: Irish History, Top 5, Eliza Lynch, Daniel Houghton, joseph kavanagh, John Tyndall

Your Slightly Bizarre History Lesson for April 7, 20103 comments

Seasweetie wrote 2 years ago: Pencils ready, class?  OK, let’s get started. It’s the birthday of the match.  On this d … more →

Tags: Life, Travel, History, Humor, Bizarre, Bizarre History, Match, beaver, jackie chan

The lamb roared: Quotes from March

solidgoldcreativity wrote 2 years ago: Read a luscious edition of the The Guardian Weekly in March.  Didn’t know where to look first, … more →

Tags: on writing, Quotes from the month, Peter Goldsworthy, THE GUARDIAN WEEKLY, Nancy Banks-Smith, David Malouf, Lucy Hughes-Hallett, Mussolini, Frances Stonor Saunders


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