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Enrichment – historians and the Brexit debate
If you click here you will get to Gideon Rachman’s article in the Financial Times discussing the differing views of historians to the Brexit debate. It is an excellent read, and there is a certain schadenfreude in watching them fall out with each … Continue reading
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Four days left…
Time is running out! You’ve only got until 18 April to#RegisterToVote if you want to take part in the elections on May 5. Go to www.gov.uk/register-to-vote now.
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History In The News – England’s First Printed Bible Holds Secret Annotations
The website below contains an excellent article from David De Mar in The New Historian. It explains how secret annotations have been found on a very early English Bible, and then ties this to our debate about when and how … Continue reading
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Enrichment – the birth of Baghdad was a landmark for world civilisation.
“If Baghdad today is a byword for inner-city decay and violence on an unspeakable scale, its foundation 1,250 years ago was a glorious milestone in the history of urban design. More than that, it was a landmark for civilisation, the … Continue reading
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Obituary – Asa Briggs
If you click here you will get to The Guardian’s obituary for the great polymath, Asa Briggs. War hero, broadcaster and very very good historian – they don’t make them like him any more. Mr Kydd.
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Enrichment – the Great War interviews
I am meant to be marking your essays, but stumbled upon this website from the BBC. It contains 13 unabridged interviews form survivors from the First World War. They were recorded in 1964 for the BBC Great War series. Each is … Continue reading
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Video support for the Nazi seizure of power
Year Thirteen, Following on from our last three lessons, Mr Kydd.
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The British Library
Year Twelve, Following on from your prep click here for the documents from the British library. Note in particular; Edward VI diary entry The 1549 Book of Common Prayer Foxe’s Book of Martyrs The 1588 Speech by Elizabeth I. Mr Kydd. … Continue reading
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Hitler became German chancellor on January 30th, 1933
Eighty three years ago today Hitler became chancellor of Germany. How this happened is our post-Mock investigation. As such, you may like to look at the following from History Today. Click here for Richard Cavendish’s article about that day. Click here for … Continue reading
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Enrichment – totalitarianism and a comparison of Stalin and Hitler
All, Following on from our class discussion of totalitarianism in today’s lesson, the following Channel Four documentary explores this topic by comparing Hitler and Stalin. Let me know what you think. Mr Kydd.
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