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Rome was the first Axis capital to be liberated by the Allies. On 4 June 1944 American troops entered the city, although the northern regions of Italy remained under Fascist control almost until the end of the war
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The Death of Prince Napoléon. Paul Joseph Jamin, 1882
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What a beauty Elizabeth II is in this coronation portrait. On 2 June 1953, 68 years ago, she was crowned.
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In the future you will be able to carry a telephone in your pocket. A prediction from 1963
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Astonishing, really. Hitchcock carried the same unchanging expression through his entire life
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NB! · Archaeology · Books · Observations · Mores · Humour
One recalls Agatha Christie's remark about the archaeologist husband, who is so good for a woman because the older she grows, the more interesting she becomes to him. The writer lived to 85, and for 46 of those years she was married to the archaeologist Max Mallowan, who
NB! · Architecture · Heritage · Saint Petersburg
Before and after restoration. A favourite genre. A bas-relief on the façade of the apartment building at 19 Vosstaniya Street in Saint Petersburg