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Jerez de la Frontera
As newlyweds last autumn we tried to explore Jerez de la Frontera; non-stop rain however meant that we only managed the Tio Pepe Bodega and a couple of tapas bars before soggily driving away. So a return visit was on … Continue reading
Posted in Film, History, Personal, Spain, Travel, vacation
Tagged A matter of life and death, Alcazar, Andalucia, Bodega, castle, David Niven, film, holiday, jerez, Jerez de la Frontera, movie, palace, Palacio Villavicencio, sherry, Tio Pepe, travel, vacation, wine producer, wor, World war 1 . World war 2
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Bomber Harris
Arthur Harris was born in 1892; his parents didn’t think him clever enough to go to Eton as his brothers had before, so gave him the choice of joining the army or going to the colonies. He chose the latter … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Education, History, Politics, Spain, Transport, Uncategorized, war
Tagged Arab, area bombing, bomber, bomber command, Bomber Harris, britain, carpet bombing, Churchill, Dresden, Germany, Hamburg, Hitler, India, Palestine, Persia, Royal Air Force, total war, World war 1 . World war 2, Worldwar 2
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The Spirit of Ecstasy
Again the squirrels appeared out of nowhere sending this week’s missive spinning off in a obtuse direction. I was quietly minding my own business looking at a classic car collection when I spotted a figurine of 2 horses heads mounted … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, History, Motors, Politics, Transport, Travel
Tagged 2CV, America, Beaulieu, bonnet ornament, britain, Canada, car bonnets, cars, Charles Rolls, Citroen, citroen 2cv, Class, classic car collection, Eleanor, Frederick Royce, German, hood, India, John Sykes, love story, motor cars, Rolls-Royce, Spirit of ecstasy, SS Persia, transportation, travel, U Boat, World war 1 . World war 2, WW1
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Il Duce Part 2 – Mussolini
Mussolini and Hitler both believed that when Germany invaded Poland, Britain and other countries would remain neutral. Mussolini also thought that Britain and France were finished as players on the world stage and that any war would be short lived … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Bureacracy, Current affairs, Education, History, Politics, Spain, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged Allies, Axis, Captain Corellis Mandolin, concentration camp, Egypt, Ethiopia, ethnic cleansing, fascism, fascist, gas chamber, Germany, Hitler, Italy, libya, Mersa Matruh, middle-east, Monte Cassino, murder, Mussolini, North Africa, politics, Risiera de San Sabba, Slovenia, Suez canal, war, World war 1 . World war 2
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Il Duce – Mussolini part 1
70 years ago a huge swathe of Europe was under the control of three dictators; Hitler, Franco and Il Duce – Benito Mussolini! Mussolini came to power in Italy in1922 a full decade before Hitler became Chancellor of Germany. He … Continue reading
Posted in Britain, Bureacracy, Current affairs, Education, History, Politics, Travel, Uncategorized, war
Tagged Dumini, fascism, fascist, Franco, Hitler, Il Duce, Italy, Manifesto of race, MI5, middle-east, Mussolini, Pope, Rome, Spanish Civil war, World war 1 . World war 2
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