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  1. bbc.com/news/magazine-33972802

    I want to read Ambler's 1939 "The Mask of Dimitrios" not only as part of my contuing quest to make sense of the twenties and thirties but also because of its reputation as a first rate novel of espionage.

    #Books #EricAmbler #TheMaskOfDimitrios #LiteratureInEnglish #BritishLiterature #Espionage #Thriller #1930s

  2. bbc.com/news/magazine-33972802

    I want to read Ambler's 1939 "The Mask of Dimitrios" not only as part of my contuing quest to make sense of the twenties and thirties but also because of its reputation as a first rate novel of espionage.

    #Books #EricAmbler #TheMaskOfDimitrios #LiteratureInEnglish #BritishLiterature #Espionage #Thriller #1930s

  3. bbc.com/news/magazine-33972802

    I want to read Ambler's 1939 "The Mask of Dimitrios" not only as part of my contuing quest to make sense of the twenties and thirties but also because of its reputation as a first rate novel of espionage.

    #Books #EricAmbler #TheMaskOfDimitrios #LiteratureInEnglish #BritishLiterature #Espionage #Thriller #1930s

  4. bbc.com/news/magazine-33972802

    I want to read Ambler's 1939 "The Mask of Dimitrios" not only as part of my contuing quest to make sense of the twenties and thirties but also because of its reputation as a first rate novel of espionage.

    #Books #EricAmbler #TheMaskOfDimitrios #LiteratureInEnglish #BritishLiterature #Espionage #Thriller #1930s

  5. bbc.com/news/magazine-33972802

    I want to read Ambler's 1939 "The Mask of Dimitrios" not only as part of my contuing quest to make sense of the twenties and thirties but also because of its reputation as a first rate novel of espionage.

    #Books #EricAmbler #TheMaskOfDimitrios #LiteratureInEnglish #BritishLiterature #Espionage #Thriller #1930s

  6. Natalie Paley in evening dress and three quarter length coat by Lucien Lelong -- Studio Dorvyne -- 1934

    I love those giant fur sleeves.

    #Fashion #HistoryOfDress #LucienLelong #NataliePaley #1930s

  7. Natalie Paley in evening dress and three quarter length coat by Lucien Lelong -- Studio Dorvyne -- 1934

    I love those giant fur sleeves.

    #Fashion #HistoryOfDress #LucienLelong #NataliePaley #1930s

  8. Natalie Paley in evening dress and three quarter length coat by Lucien Lelong -- Studio Dorvyne -- 1934

    I love those giant fur sleeves.

    #Fashion #HistoryOfDress #LucienLelong #NataliePaley #1930s

  9. Natalie Paley in evening dress and three quarter length coat by Lucien Lelong -- Studio Dorvyne -- 1934

    I love those giant fur sleeves.

    #Fashion #HistoryOfDress #LucienLelong #NataliePaley #1930s

  10. Natalie Paley in evening dress and three quarter length coat by Lucien Lelong -- Studio Dorvyne -- 1934

    I love those giant fur sleeves.

    #Fashion #HistoryOfDress #LucienLelong #NataliePaley #1930s

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    The Forty Days of Musa Dagh -- Franz Werfel

    I read this 1933 novel a little while ago. It's a long, one might almost say sprawling, fiction of an Armenian community's 1915 resistance to the genocide enacted by the.Young Turks.

    The narrative of a community under siege is gripping, but the novel also deals with complex themes of identity, community, and nationality. As one might expect from a German speaking Jew who grew up in the capital of the Czech lands of Austria-Hungary, Werfel's treatment of the themes of nationalism and cosmopolitanism are, thankfully, never simplistic.

    Obviously , much of the book's significance rests on it being an early literary response to the Armenian genocide. I'm sure that a horrified desire to learn about this campaign of persecution, exile, and killing accounts for much of the success that this book achieved in the US market on its publication in 1934. A readiness to learn about a gruesome episode in the "war to end all wars" probably played a part too in boosting sales.

    I would also hazard a guess that for many readers in the thirties, the novel's story of a community's survival, albeit at a terrible price, could be seen as a parallel for the survival by individuals,families, and cities of the unprecedented hardships and upheavals of the Great Depression. The success of "Gone With The Wind" comes to mind.

    Another parallel that now seems eerily prescient is that of...

    #Books #Fiction #Novels #FortyDaysOfMusaDagh #FranzWerfel #LiteratureInGerman #ArmenianGenocide #20thCenturyLiterature #1930s #GreatDepression

  12. 🧵 1/3

    The Forty Days of Musa Dagh -- Franz Werfel

    I read this 1933 novel a little while ago. It's a long, one might almost say sprawling, fiction of an Armenian community's 1915 resistance to the genocide enacted by the.Young Turks.

    The narrative of a community under siege is gripping, but the novel also deals with complex themes of identity, community, and nationality. As one might expect from a German speaking Jew who grew up in the capital of the Czech lands of Austria-Hungary, Werfel's treatment of the themes of nationalism and cosmopolitanism are, thankfully, never simplistic.

    Obviously , much of the book's significance rests on it being an early literary response to the Armenian genocide. I'm sure that a horrified desire to learn about this campaign of persecution, exile, and killing accounts for much of the success that this book achieved in the US market on its publication in 1934. A readiness to learn about a gruesome episode in the "war to end all wars" probably played a part too in boosting sales.

    I would also hazard a guess that for many readers in the thirties, the novel's story of a community's survival, albeit at a terrible price, could be seen as a parallel for the survival by individuals,families, and cities of the unprecedented hardships and upheavals of the Great Depression. The success of "Gone With The Wind" comes to mind.

    Another parallel that now seems eerily prescient is that of...

    #Books #Fiction #Novels #FortyDaysOfMusaDagh #FranzWerfel #LiteratureInGerman #ArmenianGenocide #20thCenturyLiterature #1930s #GreatDepression

  13. 🧵 1/3

    The Forty Days of Musa Dagh -- Franz Werfel

    I read this 1933 novel a little while ago. It's a long, one might almost say sprawling, fiction of an Armenian community's 1915 resistance to the genocide enacted by the.Young Turks.

    The narrative of a community under siege is gripping, but the novel also deals with complex themes of identity, community, and nationality. As one might expect from a German speaking Jew who grew up in the capital of the Czech lands of Austria-Hungary, Werfel's treatment of the themes of nationalism and cosmopolitanism are, thankfully, never simplistic.

    Obviously , much of the book's significance rests on it being an early literary response to the Armenian genocide. I'm sure that a horrified desire to learn about this campaign of persecution, exile, and killing accounts for much of the success that this book achieved in the US market on its publication in 1934. A readiness to learn about a gruesome episode in the "war to end all wars" probably played a part too in boosting sales.

    I would also hazard a guess that for many readers in the thirties, the novel's story of a community's survival, albeit at a terrible price, could be seen as a parallel for the survival by individuals,families, and cities of the unprecedented hardships and upheavals of the Great Depression. The success of "Gone With The Wind" comes to mind.

    Another parallel that now seems eerily prescient is that of...

    #Books #Fiction #Novels #FortyDaysOfMusaDagh #FranzWerfel #LiteratureInGerman #ArmenianGenocide #20thCenturyLiterature #1930s #GreatDepression

  14. 🧵 1/3

    The Forty Days of Musa Dagh -- Franz Werfel

    I read this 1933 novel a little while ago. It's a long, one might almost say sprawling, fiction of an Armenian community's 1915 resistance to the genocide enacted by the.Young Turks.

    The narrative of a community under siege is gripping, but the novel also deals with complex themes of identity, community, and nationality. As one might expect from a German speaking Jew who grew up in the capital of the Czech lands of Austria-Hungary, Werfel's treatment of the themes of nationalism and cosmopolitanism are, thankfully, never simplistic.

    Obviously , much of the book's significance rests on it being an early literary response to the Armenian genocide. I'm sure that a horrified desire to learn about this campaign of persecution, exile, and killing accounts for much of the success that this book achieved in the US market on its publication in 1934. A readiness to learn about a gruesome episode in the "war to end all wars" probably played a part too in boosting sales.

    I would also hazard a guess that for many readers in the thirties, the novel's story of a community's survival, albeit at a terrible price, could be seen as a parallel for the survival by individuals,families, and cities of the unprecedented hardships and upheavals of the Great Depression. The success of "Gone With The Wind" comes to mind.

    Another parallel that now seems eerily prescient is that of...

    #Books #Fiction #Novels #FortyDaysOfMusaDagh #FranzWerfel #LiteratureInGerman #ArmenianGenocide #20thCenturyLiterature #1930s #GreatDepression

  15. 🧵 1/3

    The Forty Days of Musa Dagh -- Franz Werfel

    I read this 1933 novel a little while ago. It's a long, one might almost say sprawling, fiction of an Armenian community's 1915 resistance to the genocide enacted by the.Young Turks.

    The narrative of a community under siege is gripping, but the novel also deals with complex themes of identity, community, and nationality. As one might expect from a German speaking Jew who grew up in the capital of the Czech lands of Austria-Hungary, Werfel's treatment of the themes of nationalism and cosmopolitanism are, thankfully, never simplistic.

    Obviously , much of the book's significance rests on it being an early literary response to the Armenian genocide. I'm sure that a horrified desire to learn about this campaign of persecution, exile, and killing accounts for much of the success that this book achieved in the US market on its publication in 1934. A readiness to learn about a gruesome episode in the "war to end all wars" probably played a part too in boosting sales.

    I would also hazard a guess that for many readers in the thirties, the novel's story of a community's survival, albeit at a terrible price, could be seen as a parallel for the survival by individuals,families, and cities of the unprecedented hardships and upheavals of the Great Depression. The success of "Gone With The Wind" comes to mind.

    Another parallel that now seems eerily prescient is that of...

    #Books #Fiction #Novels #FortyDaysOfMusaDagh #FranzWerfel #LiteratureInGerman #ArmenianGenocide #20thCenturyLiterature #1930s #GreatDepression

  16. Kangaroo Jumps Rebound Shoes From the 1930s.
    Kangaroo jumps (or rebound/jumping shoes, also called “moon shoes” or spring-heel shoes) from the 1930s era refer to early spring-loaded footwear toys or devices, precursors to modern rebound boots like Kangaroo Jumps.
    vintag.es/2026/07/kangaroo-jum #globalmuseum #shoes #footwear #Fashion #1930s

  17. Kangaroo Jumps Rebound Shoes From the 1930s.
    Kangaroo jumps (or rebound/jumping shoes, also called “moon shoes” or spring-heel shoes) from the 1930s era refer to early spring-loaded footwear toys or devices, precursors to modern rebound boots like Kangaroo Jumps.
    vintag.es/2026/07/kangaroo-jum #globalmuseum #shoes #footwear #Fashion #1930s

  18. Kangaroo Jumps Rebound Shoes From the 1930s.
    Kangaroo jumps (or rebound/jumping shoes, also called “moon shoes” or spring-heel shoes) from the 1930s era refer to early spring-loaded footwear toys or devices, precursors to modern rebound boots like Kangaroo Jumps.
    vintag.es/2026/07/kangaroo-jum #globalmuseum #shoes #footwear #Fashion #1930s

  19. Kangaroo Jumps Rebound Shoes From the 1930s.
    Kangaroo jumps (or rebound/jumping shoes, also called “moon shoes” or spring-heel shoes) from the 1930s era refer to early spring-loaded footwear toys or devices, precursors to modern rebound boots like Kangaroo Jumps.
    vintag.es/2026/07/kangaroo-jum #globalmuseum #shoes #footwear #Fashion #1930s

  20. Kangaroo Jumps Rebound Shoes From the 1930s.
    Kangaroo jumps (or rebound/jumping shoes, also called “moon shoes” or spring-heel shoes) from the 1930s era refer to early spring-loaded footwear toys or devices, precursors to modern rebound boots like Kangaroo Jumps.
    vintag.es/2026/07/kangaroo-jum #globalmuseum #shoes #footwear #Fashion #1930s

  21. counterfire.org/article/the-sp

    Motivated in large part by hostility to the left, the British government's "non-intervention" policy ensured the victory of Franco and his fellow right wing insurgents over the Spanish Republic.

    #History #SpanishCivilWar #UKHistory #Spain #NonIntervention #1930s

  22. counterfire.org/article/the-sp

    Motivated in large part by hostility to the left, the British government's "non-intervention" policy ensured the victory of Franco and his fellow right wing insurgents over the Spanish Republic.

    #History #SpanishCivilWar #UKHistory #Spain #NonIntervention #1930s

  23. CW: Artistic nude

    Standing Female Nude -- Theodor Kern (1900–1969) -- Oil on canvas -- 1939 Wardown House, Museum & Gallery

    Kern was born in Salzburg, when that city belonged to the Austro-Hungarian empire. He studied art in Vienna, France, and Italy. He settled in England in 1939 and lived there until his death thirty years later.

    Does applying a national label to his art make any sense?

    #Art #Nude #1930s #TheodorKern #Painting

  24. CW: Artistic nude

    Standing Female Nude -- Theodor Kern (1900–1969) -- Oil on canvas -- 1939 Wardown House, Museum & Gallery

    Kern was born in Salzburg, when that city belonged to the Austro-Hungarian empire. He studied art in Vienna, France, and Italy. He settled in England in 1939 and lived there until his death thirty years later.

    Does applying a national label to his art make any sense?

    #Art #Nude #1930s #TheodorKern #Painting

  25. Die üblichen Bildungslücken vor 1960:
    Heardle 1950s #1229

    🔇⬛️⬛️⬛️🟥⬛️⬛️

    #Heardle #1950s #Music

    50s.heardledecades.com

    Nie gehört
    Heardle 30s & 40s #982

    🔇⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️

    #Heardle #1930s #1940s #Music

    40s.heardledecades.com

    Und Lücken nach 2000 :)
    Heardle 2000s #1434

    🔇⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️🟥

    #Heardle #2000s #Music

    00s.heardledecades.com

    DAS hab ich sofort erkannt aber mir fielen weder Titel noch Künstler ein:
    Heardle 2010s #1228

    🔇⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️⬛️

    #Heardle #2010s #Music

    10s.heardledecades.com

    2020 ersparen wir uns :)

  26. Rare Color Photographs Reveal 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition's Art Deco Splendor

    📰 Original title: Rare Color Slides of the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition in San Francisco

    🤖 IA: It's not clickbait ✅
    👥 Users: It's not clickbait ✅

    View full AI summary en.killbait.com/rare-color-pho

    #history #1930s ...

  27. “The story of how Marion & Kate Corbaley tricked the studio executives into paying Lorna Moon $7,500, while reviving Marie Dressler’s career, should be a legend in the history of female networking in the motion picture business”

    —from the Women Film Pioneers Project

    wfpp.columbia.edu/pioneer/ccp-

    #Scottish #literature #screenwriting #Hollywood #cinemahistory #filmhistory #womenwriters #20thcentury #1920s #1930s

  28. “The story of how Marion & Kate Corbaley tricked the studio executives into paying Lorna Moon $7,500, while reviving Marie Dressler’s career, should be a legend in the history of female networking in the motion picture business”

    —from the Women Film Pioneers Project

    wfpp.columbia.edu/pioneer/ccp-

    #Scottish #literature #screenwriting #Hollywood #cinemahistory #filmhistory #womenwriters #20thcentury #1920s #1930s

  29. “The story of how Marion & Kate Corbaley tricked the studio executives into paying Lorna Moon $7,500, while reviving Marie Dressler’s career, should be a legend in the history of female networking in the motion picture business”

    —from the Women Film Pioneers Project

    wfpp.columbia.edu/pioneer/ccp-

    #Scottish #literature #screenwriting #Hollywood #cinemahistory #filmhistory #womenwriters #20thcentury #1920s #1930s

  30. “The story of how Marion & Kate Corbaley tricked the studio executives into paying Lorna Moon $7,500, while reviving Marie Dressler’s career, should be a legend in the history of female networking in the motion picture business”

    —from the Women Film Pioneers Project

    wfpp.columbia.edu/pioneer/ccp-

    #Scottish #literature #screenwriting #Hollywood #cinemahistory #filmhistory #womenwriters #20thcentury #1920s #1930s

  31. “The story of how Marion & Kate Corbaley tricked the studio executives into paying Lorna Moon $7,500, while reviving Marie Dressler’s career, should be a legend in the history of female networking in the motion picture business”

    —from the Women Film Pioneers Project

    wfpp.columbia.edu/pioneer/ccp-

    #Scottish #literature #screenwriting #Hollywood #cinemahistory #filmhistory #womenwriters #20thcentury #1920s #1930s

  32. Newsstand on an SF Bay ferry (the Piedmont, specifically), 1930s. Grab your beer and your copy of “Spicy Mystery Stories” on the way home from work (or maybe the reverse trip?). #1930s #Ephemera #PulpFiction

  33. Newsstand on an SF Bay ferry (the Piedmont, specifically), 1930s. Grab your beer and your copy of “Spicy Mystery Stories” on the way home from work (or maybe the reverse trip?). #1930s #Ephemera #PulpFiction