《大幻觉》The Great Illusion - 博客
诺曼·安吉尔爵士,英国经济学家诺曼·安吉尔爵士(SirNormanAngell,1873年12月26日出生于英国林肯郡霍尔比奇,1967年10月7日逝世于萨里郡克罗伊登)是一位英国经济学家和国际和平工作者,于1933年荣获诺贝尔和平奖。...
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诺曼·安吉尔爵士,英国经济学家诺曼·安吉尔爵士(SirNormanAngell,1873年12月26日出生于英国林肯郡霍尔比奇,1967年10月7日逝世于萨里郡克罗伊登)是一位英国经济学家和国际和平工作者,于1933年荣获诺贝尔和平奖。...
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Author The Annual Memorial Meeting Near the Wall of the Communards in the Cemetery of Père-Lachaise in Paris. Ilyas Repin, 1883. The commemorative walk to Père Lachaise Cemetery has been taking place for over 140 years. Every year during the last week of May, participants gather to walk through the streets of Paris to the Mur des Fédérés. Tucked away in the far south-eastern corner of the cemetery, the Mur represents the final resting place of some of the Communeâs last defenders â lined up against a wall, shot by the French Army and tumbled into a common grave at ...
Author In 1870s London, at 67 Charlotte Street, there was a grocery shop called le Bel Épicier, run by the Frenchman Victor Richard. Here, a London shopper could find French coffee, mustards, pâtes, cornichon and wines — particularly those from Richard’s native Burgundy. As well as providing much-needed epicurean relief, Richard’s shop was “for many years a head centre, where political refugees, as they arrive from the Continent, go for advice and help in finding lodgings or work, and where, of course, the continental police agents also flock so as to spy upon the land.” Richa...
MRS Fanny Hertz is probably not a name that is instantly recognisable, and possibly not commonly discussed in 21st Century Bradford. However, in the 19th Century Fanny was a woman ahead of her time. Born in Hanover, Germany, in 1830, and related to Heinrich Hertz, famous physicist and discoverer of Hertz’ Rays, Fanny would become a leading light in the struggle for women’s education, and as such it is fair to say she can be labelled as a feminist. In the mid 1870s she moved to London and spent the next decade dividing her time between Bradford and the Capital. Her husband, William D...