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  1. Book Review | 'The Man Who Ate His Boots: The Tragic History of the Search for the Northwest Passage,' by Anthony Brandt

    nytimes.com » NYT > Sunday Book Review - 29 minutes ago

    The boldness and the folly of the explorers who sought the Northwest Passage.

    Also tagged: northwest passage, books and literature, exploration and explorers, arctic regions, brandt anthony, man who ate his boots the tragic history of the search for the northwest passage the book

  2. Book Review | 'Holy Warriors: A Modern History of the Crusades,' by Jonathan Phillips

    nytimes.com » NYT > Sunday Book Review - 29 minutes ago

    This “character driven” account of two centuries of religious combat is the best recent history of the Crusades.

    Also tagged: middle east, europe, books and literature, phillips jonathan, holy warriors a modern history of the crusades book

  3. Serbia: Writers and Politics

    globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Literature - 13 hours ago

    Richard Byrne of Balkans via Bohemia pays tribute to Serbian writer Mihajlo Mijhajlov, “a prominent former dissident to both Titoism and nationalism,” who died recently at the age of 76. Sladjana Lazic of A Slice Of

    Also tagged: politics, human rights, english, freedom of speech, arts and culture, roundups, literature, serbia, international relations, war and conflict, eastern and central europe

  4. Richard Stites, Historian of Russian Culture, Dies at 78

    iht.com » NYT > Arts - 13 hours ago

    Mr. Stites opened up new territory for historians with a landmark work on the Russian women’s movement.

    Also tagged: books and literature, deaths obituaries, stites richard

  5. Climategate: ‘The Science is Settled,’ They Told Copernicus

    mensnewsdaily.com » MND: Your Daily Dose of Counter-Theory - 14 hours ago

    The overwhelming reaction of the sixteenth century scientific community to Copernicus’ new book On the Revolutions, first published in 1543, was contemptuous rejection. The Greek astronomer, Aristarchus of Samos, had

    Also tagged: analysis, vox populi, science and nature

  6. Ukraine: New SBU Chief and Declassified Soviet Archives

    globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Law - 15 hours ago

    Steve Bandera of Kyiv Scoop writes about the insights he gained while working with the recently declassified Soviet secret police archives - and about Ukraine's new State Security Service chief, who appears likely to

    Also tagged: politics, human rights, english, law, freedom of speech, ukraine, roundups, governance, diaspora, war and conflict, eastern and central europe

  7. Dr. King's Forgotten Agenda

    pbs.org » young voices - 16 hours ago

    When you think of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., you probably think of his famous "I Have a Dream" speech. But what do you think about his "Beyond Vietnam" speech? What's that? You've never heard of Dr. King's "Beyond

    Also tagged: politics, religion, poverty, activism, defense, civil rights, staff blog

  8. The Long Story of the Building at 104-106 Bowery

    nytimes.com » NYT > N.Y. / Region - 17 hours ago

    Dan Barry revisits the history of the Bowery and looks for the last resident of a flophouse, the subject of a 2004 column.

    Also tagged: bowery nyc, brodie steve

  9. The Balkans: Byzantine Nostalgia

    globalvoicesonline.org » Global Voices Online » Music - 17 hours ago

    Similar to Yugo-nostalgia, the nostalgia for the common Byzantine past can sometimes transcend some of the barriers erected through modern nationalism and racism in the Balkans.

    Also tagged: racism, music, video, english, germany, weblog, religion, arts and culture, turkey, romania, ethnicity, greek, serbia, greece, macedonia, international relations, macedonian, eastern and central europe, middle east and north africa

  10. FRANCE: CIA spiked baguettes with LSD, new evidence suggests

    rfi.fr » RFI.fr : les dernières 24h - 18 hours ago

    France In the summer of 1951, the residents of a quiet town in southern France were racked with mysterious hallucinations that the authorities blamed on mouldy bread. But now, an American journalist claims that the

    Also tagged: health, france, usa

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