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Tag Archives: History
Crimean Tatar Songs, part 2
Gulya’s Second Song from Brian Woods on Vimeo. This is the second song Gulya sang for us. It’s a traditional song that’s hundreds of years old.
Posted in Bakhchisaray, Crimean History, Eastword.org
Tagged crimean tatar, eastword.org, History, singing, songs
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Well I Declare…
When in the Course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another and to assume among the powers of the earth, the separate and equal station to which … Continue reading
Posted in Politics
Tagged declaration of independence, fourth of july, History, holiday
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Brits Start to Wake Up
Yesterday I read one of the most important pieces of journalism I have read in a while. It’s from the BBC. You would think it would have been a major headline, but oddly, it was a sub head under the … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Politics
Tagged ben franklin, british careless with liberties, david davis, dominic grieve, freedom, helena kennedy, History
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Historical Note!
On this date in 1453, Constantinople and the Byzantine Empire fell to the Ottomans.
Today in History!
Today in A.D. 330, Constantine established New Rome. How about that! You can read Britannica’s article on Constantine I.