The Stalin Constitution
By Sean's Russia Blog on Apr 16, 2018 in: History
Guest: Samantha Lomb on Stalin’s Constitution: Soviet Participatory Politics and the Discussion of the 1936 Draft Constitution published by Routledge. [spp-player]...
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Martello towers and maritime forts across the globe
By Art and Architecture, mainly on Apr 13, 2018 in: architecture, Australia, Britain, Canada, history, Italy
The first Martello Tower I ever saw was on a tour of Saint John in Canada, as we will see. But I have relied on LW Cowie for more detailed information.These curved forts first spread across Europe, inspired by the Genovese defence system at Mortella...
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By Art and Architecture, mainly on Apr 11, 2018 in: family, history
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By Mashable on Apr 6, 2018 in: Photography, History, Dance, Culture
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By Powell River Books Blog on Apr 3, 2018 in: History
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