Leonhard Posner Betrayed by Britain’s Enemy Aliens Policy
Two people fleeing Nazi persecution could not have imagined that they would be so cruelly betrayed by the UK, a country they would have obviously regarded as a safe sanctuary.
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Two people fleeing Nazi persecution could not have imagined that they would be so cruelly betrayed by the UK, a country they would have obviously regarded as a safe sanctuary.
Find out moreSongs for Ukraine Chorus in the UK has launched its independent venture, which begins with a Christmas Concert in London on Wednesday, 11 December at 19:30.
Find out moreAs Russian drones relentlessly target Kherson’s civilians, British reporter Caolan Robertson engages in a crucial conversation with Ukrainian YouTuber Operator Starsky. The looming question is, what will unfold when the leaves fall?
Find out moreIn September 2024, my wife and I holidayed in Rhodes new town. We also visited Rhodes old town, and here are some of our holiday memories accompanied by photographs.
Find out moreWatermelons of Kherson. The watermelon is a symbol of the Kherson Oblast.
Find out moreThe Bognor Regis semaphore signals were still working on 9 August 2024, and the Littlehampton semaphore signals were still working on 2 March 2026.
Find out moreThis post is about the ancient Tarring fig gardens located on South Street, Tarring. The remains of the fig gardens lie in the garden behind the house, today known as Bishops Garth.
Find out moreTwo months before combat medic Peter Fouché fell on a frontline in Ukraine, Olga Butko, a TV presenter from Ukraine’s Rada TV Station, crafted a powerful TV interview with Peter.
Find out moreAppeal: Tilde Addenbrooke is a Swedish civilian volunteer working in Ukraine for the Swedish charity Quartermaster for Ukraine. As a volunteer, Tilde needs our support.
Find out moreBritish Combat Medic Pete in Ukraine fell on the battlefield on 27 June 2024 This post was updated on 27 June 2026 on the second anniversary of Pete’s death.
Find out moreThis post is about the obsolete teletex system, not to be confused with teletext or telex. Teletex was in operation from the early 1980s to the mid-1990s.
Find out moreMy wife and I recently visited the Slovenian Railway Museum in Ljubljana. This was a much-anticipated visit, one of many highlights during our stay in Ljubljana.
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