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INTRO Serbia WWI 1681 Words7 Pages Serbia wwi: INTRO Serbia was consumed by nationalism, two major wars within the span of ten years destroying their economy and causing tensions to rise. Austria- Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina had played a primary role in sparking the Bosnian Crisis less than a decade before, leading both countries to develop a fundamental distrust for the other, their relations becoming permanently strained. In 1914, the seemingly inevitable occurred- war broke out in the Balkans, prompted by the assassination of Franz Ferdinand, archduke and heir to t...

How to Celebrate Black History Month Virtually? January 29, 2021 The African Diaspora International Film Festival will celebrate Black History Month virtually nationwide from Feb. 12 to the 15. The selection of 16 fiction films and documentaries from 14 different countries offers a global perspective on significant historical moments in the life of people of African descent worldwide.” The African Diaspora International Film Festival will celebrate Black History Month virtually nationwide from Feb. 12 to the 15 with a selection of films about the multiple dimensions of Black History. The se...

Which Covid-19 postponed TV shows will be returning to Kiwi screens in 2021? And which won't… 9 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 6 minutes to read Clip from season one of The Apprentice NZ. Video / TVNZ Tom Dillane is a reporter at the New Zealand Heraldtom.dillane@nzme.co.nz@tomdillane1 The teams were already hammering and bickering away on their Point Chevalier townhouses when The Block was halted two weeks into its 2020 shoot. The scaffolding still remains abandoned on that television construction site. Kiwi TV productions collectively downed tools on March 25 as Covid-19 lockdown ha...

From the comforting to the confronting, the uplifting to the bizarre, telly kept us sane in this godawful year.  Of all the heroes we looked to this year, there’s one that doesn’t get the respect it deserves: the humble television screen. This year when we retreated to our homes to stay safe, old mate telly was there for us. When we needed to escape an exhausting world, television comforted us and distracted us from our strange new reality. Luckily, there was a bumper catalogue of shows to be distracted by. Here are 10 television shows we couldn’t stop talking about during 2020.  

Patrick Gower on Lockdown and Taranaki Hard delivering unmissable Kiwi stories of mirth, mire and mayhem. We didn’t know we needed Black Hands until it arrived, turning in a beautifully grim retelling of New Zealand’s darkest day, utilising our finest actors, writers, directors and set builders. It left us wondering, yet again: Whodunnit? Netflix The Queen’s Gambit (Netflix) It took an orphaned prodigy to make us pull those dusty chess sets out from the back of the cupboard and begin creating irreparable family rifts again. Based on a 1983 novel, The Queen’s Gambit floundered for y...