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  1. Nearly 2,000 artifacts found at Battle of Manzikert site in Türkiye

    Archaeologists working at the historic site of Malazgirt in eastern Türkiye have uncovered nearly 2,000 artifacts since 2020,…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Türkiye #artifacts #BATTLEOFMANZIKERT #historian #MALAZGIRT #MUŞ
    europesays.com/turkiye/35503/

  2. "#ComicCon attendees packed a panel room to learn about the often-overlooked role that #Jewish #creators have played in shaping the #comicbook industry.

    #MarkSZaid, Esq., an Overstreet #Comic #Book Price Guide advisor, comic book #historian, #author, and #creator of #GIsRabbi); #DannyFingeroth, former #Marvel #editor and #writer, author of Disguised as #ClarkKent: #Jews, #Comics, and the Creation of the #Superhero; and Dr. #AndrewFogel, historian of popular culture and author of #Superman’s Jaw presented an engaging PowerPoint lecture titled “The Jewish Experience in Comics: Characters and Creators.”

    The presentation explored how the Jewish identities and experiences of many of comics’ most influential creators shaped the stories they told and the #heroes they created."

    sdjewishworld.com/2026/07/26/p

  3. "#ComicCon attendees packed a panel room to learn about the often-overlooked role that #Jewish #creators have played in shaping the #comicbook industry.

    #MarkSZaid, Esq., an Overstreet #Comic #Book Price Guide advisor, comic book #historian, #author, and #creator of #GIsRabbi); #DannyFingeroth, former #Marvel #editor and #writer, author of Disguised as #ClarkKent: #Jews, #Comics, and the Creation of the #Superhero; and Dr. #AndrewFogel, historian of popular culture and author of #Superman’s Jaw presented an engaging PowerPoint lecture titled “The Jewish Experience in Comics: Characters and Creators.”

    The presentation explored how the Jewish identities and experiences of many of comics’ most influential creators shaped the stories they told and the #heroes they created."

    sdjewishworld.com/2026/07/26/p

  4. "#ComicCon attendees packed a panel room to learn about the often-overlooked role that #Jewish #creators have played in shaping the #comicbook industry.

    #MarkSZaid, Esq., an Overstreet #Comic #Book Price Guide advisor, comic book #historian, #author, and #creator of #GIsRabbi); #DannyFingeroth, former #Marvel #editor and #writer, author of Disguised as #ClarkKent: #Jews, #Comics, and the Creation of the #Superhero; and Dr. #AndrewFogel, historian of popular culture and author of #Superman’s Jaw presented an engaging PowerPoint lecture titled “The Jewish Experience in Comics: Characters and Creators.”

    The presentation explored how the Jewish identities and experiences of many of comics’ most influential creators shaped the stories they told and the #heroes they created."

    sdjewishworld.com/2026/07/26/p

  5. "#ComicCon attendees packed a panel room to learn about the often-overlooked role that #Jewish #creators have played in shaping the #comicbook industry.

    #MarkSZaid, Esq., an Overstreet #Comic #Book Price Guide advisor, comic book #historian, #author, and #creator of #GIsRabbi); #DannyFingeroth, former #Marvel #editor and #writer, author of Disguised as #ClarkKent: #Jews, #Comics, and the Creation of the #Superhero; and Dr. #AndrewFogel, historian of popular culture and author of #Superman’s Jaw presented an engaging PowerPoint lecture titled “The Jewish Experience in Comics: Characters and Creators.”

    The presentation explored how the Jewish identities and experiences of many of comics’ most influential creators shaped the stories they told and the #heroes they created."

    sdjewishworld.com/2026/07/26/p

  6. "#ComicCon attendees packed a panel room to learn about the often-overlooked role that #Jewish #creators have played in shaping the #comicbook industry.

    #MarkSZaid, Esq., an Overstreet #Comic #Book Price Guide advisor, comic book #historian, #author, and #creator of #GIsRabbi); #DannyFingeroth, former #Marvel #editor and #writer, author of Disguised as #ClarkKent: #Jews, #Comics, and the Creation of the #Superhero; and Dr. #AndrewFogel, historian of popular culture and author of #Superman’s Jaw presented an engaging PowerPoint lecture titled “The Jewish Experience in Comics: Characters and Creators.”

    The presentation explored how the Jewish identities and experiences of many of comics’ most influential creators shaped the stories they told and the #heroes they created."

    sdjewishworld.com/2026/07/26/p

  7. Erdoğan hails İnalcık’s legacy on death anniversary

    ANKARA President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (AA) President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on July 25 commemorated renowned historian Halil İnalcık…
    #EuropeSays #Turkiye #Türkiye #Halilİnalcık #historian #RecepTayyipErdoğan
    europesays.com/turkiye/33251/

  8. How To Grow Old: Bertrand Russell on What Makes a Fulfilling Life 

    “If you can fall in love again and again,” Henry Miller wrote as he contemplated the measure of a life well lived on the precipice of turning eighty, “if you can forgive as well as forget, if you can keep from growing sour, surly, bitter and cynical… you’ve got it half licked.” Seven years earlier, the great British philosopher, mathematician, historian, and Nobel laureate Bertrand Russell (May 18, 1872–February 2, 1970) considered the same abiding question at the same […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  9. How To Grow Old: Bertrand Russell on What Makes a Fulfilling Life 

    “If you can fall in love again and again,” Henry Miller wrote as he contemplated the measure of a life well lived on the precipice of turning eighty, “if you can forgive as well as forget, if you can keep from growing sour, surly, bitter and cynical… you’ve got it half licked.” Seven years earlier, the great British philosopher, mathematician, historian, and Nobel laureate Bertrand Russell (May 18, 1872–February 2, 1970) considered the same abiding question at the same […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  10. How To Grow Old: Bertrand Russell on What Makes a Fulfilling Life 

    “If you can fall in love again and again,” Henry Miller wrote as he contemplated the measure of a life well lived on the precipice of turning eighty, “if you can forgive as well as forget, if you can keep from growing sour, surly, bitter and cynical… you’ve got it half licked.” Seven years earlier, the great British philosopher, mathematician, historian, and Nobel laureate Bertrand Russell (May 18, 1872–February 2, 1970) considered the same abiding question at the same […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  11. How To Grow Old: Bertrand Russell on What Makes a Fulfilling Life 

    “If you can fall in love again and again,” Henry Miller wrote as he contemplated the measure of a life well lived on the precipice of turning eighty, “if you can forgive as well as forget, if you can keep from growing sour, surly, bitter and cynical… you’ve got it half licked.” Seven years earlier, the great British philosopher, mathematician, historian, and Nobel laureate Bertrand Russell (May 18, 1872–February 2, 1970) considered the same abiding question at the same […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  12. How To Grow Old: Bertrand Russell on What Makes a Fulfilling Life 

    “If you can fall in love again and again,” Henry Miller wrote as he contemplated the measure of a life well lived on the precipice of turning eighty, “if you can forgive as well as forget, if you can keep from growing sour, surly, bitter and cynical… you’ve got it half licked.” Seven years earlier, the great British philosopher, mathematician, historian, and Nobel laureate Bertrand Russell (May 18, 1872–February 2, 1970) considered the same abiding question at the same […]

    onlinemarketingscoops.com/2026

  13. "the Good Faith Yarns Tour is not a harmless community roadshow. It is an #Atlas-aligned propaganda truck rolling into ten towns over seventeen days, loaded with "free speech" framing, fronted by an #FSU council member, and anchored by Professor Paul Moon #ONZM — the #Pākehā #historian in a #Māori faculty whose career trajectory has made him structurally useful to this regime."

    See the reasoning at themaorigreenlantern.maori.nz/

  14. "the Good Faith Yarns Tour is not a harmless community roadshow. It is an #Atlas-aligned propaganda truck rolling into ten towns over seventeen days, loaded with "free speech" framing, fronted by an #FSU council member, and anchored by Professor Paul Moon #ONZM — the #Pākehā #historian in a #Māori faculty whose career trajectory has made him structurally useful to this regime."

    See the reasoning at themaorigreenlantern.maori.nz/

  15. "the Good Faith Yarns Tour is not a harmless community roadshow. It is an #Atlas-aligned propaganda truck rolling into ten towns over seventeen days, loaded with "free speech" framing, fronted by an #FSU council member, and anchored by Professor Paul Moon #ONZM — the #Pākehā #historian in a #Māori faculty whose career trajectory has made him structurally useful to this regime."

    See the reasoning at themaorigreenlantern.maori.nz/

  16. "the Good Faith Yarns Tour is not a harmless community roadshow. It is an #Atlas-aligned propaganda truck rolling into ten towns over seventeen days, loaded with "free speech" framing, fronted by an #FSU council member, and anchored by Professor Paul Moon #ONZM — the #Pākehā #historian in a #Māori faculty whose career trajectory has made him structurally useful to this regime."

    See the reasoning at themaorigreenlantern.maori.nz/

  17. "the Good Faith Yarns Tour is not a harmless community roadshow. It is an #Atlas-aligned propaganda truck rolling into ten towns over seventeen days, loaded with "free speech" framing, fronted by an #FSU council member, and anchored by Professor Paul Moon #ONZM — the #Pākehā #historian in a #Māori faculty whose career trajectory has made him structurally useful to this regime."

    See the reasoning at themaorigreenlantern.maori.nz/

  18. ‘Who is the most overrated person in history? #HenryVIII. Nasty piece of work and not as clever as he thought he was.’

    🎯 #Historian Alec Ryrie answers our quickfire questions

    historytoday.com/archive/inter

  19. ‘Who is the most overrated person in history? #HenryVIII. Nasty piece of work and not as clever as he thought he was.’

    🎯 #Historian Alec Ryrie answers our quickfire questions

    historytoday.com/archive/inter

  20. ‘Who is the most overrated person in history? #HenryVIII. Nasty piece of work and not as clever as he thought he was.’

    🎯 #Historian Alec Ryrie answers our quickfire questions

    historytoday.com/archive/inter

  21. ‘Who is the most overrated person in history? #HenryVIII. Nasty piece of work and not as clever as he thought he was.’

    🎯 #Historian Alec Ryrie answers our quickfire questions

    historytoday.com/archive/inter

  22. ‘Who is the most overrated person in history? #HenryVIII. Nasty piece of work and not as clever as he thought he was.’

    🎯 #Historian Alec Ryrie answers our quickfire questions

    historytoday.com/archive/inter

  23. "It has been 85 years since #Nazi #Germany invaded #Lithuania and began exterminating its #Jewish population. The #Nazis were welcomed by a sympathetic public – a pool of sizable hit force for the #Holocaust, says #historian #SauliusSužiedėlis, professor emeritus at #MillersvilleUniversity in #Pennsylvania.

    “For this reason, #Jews feel a deep sense of resentment, because they saw that it was mostly #Lithuanians who shot them at the pit. These were not just a handful of outcasts or deviants,” he says in an interview with LRT.lt."

    lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/2

  24. "It has been 85 years since #Nazi #Germany invaded #Lithuania and began exterminating its #Jewish population. The #Nazis were welcomed by a sympathetic public – a pool of sizable hit force for the #Holocaust, says #historian #SauliusSužiedėlis, professor emeritus at #MillersvilleUniversity in #Pennsylvania.

    “For this reason, #Jews feel a deep sense of resentment, because they saw that it was mostly #Lithuanians who shot them at the pit. These were not just a handful of outcasts or deviants,” he says in an interview with LRT.lt."

    lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/2

  25. "It has been 85 years since #Nazi #Germany invaded #Lithuania and began exterminating its #Jewish population. The #Nazis were welcomed by a sympathetic public – a pool of sizable hit force for the #Holocaust, says #historian #SauliusSužiedėlis, professor emeritus at #MillersvilleUniversity in #Pennsylvania.

    “For this reason, #Jews feel a deep sense of resentment, because they saw that it was mostly #Lithuanians who shot them at the pit. These were not just a handful of outcasts or deviants,” he says in an interview with LRT.lt."

    lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/2

  26. "It has been 85 years since #Nazi #Germany invaded #Lithuania and began exterminating its #Jewish population. The #Nazis were welcomed by a sympathetic public – a pool of sizable hit force for the #Holocaust, says #historian #SauliusSužiedėlis, professor emeritus at #MillersvilleUniversity in #Pennsylvania.

    “For this reason, #Jews feel a deep sense of resentment, because they saw that it was mostly #Lithuanians who shot them at the pit. These were not just a handful of outcasts or deviants,” he says in an interview with LRT.lt."

    lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/2

  27. "It has been 85 years since #Nazi #Germany invaded #Lithuania and began exterminating its #Jewish population. The #Nazis were welcomed by a sympathetic public – a pool of sizable hit force for the #Holocaust, says #historian #SauliusSužiedėlis, professor emeritus at #MillersvilleUniversity in #Pennsylvania.

    “For this reason, #Jews feel a deep sense of resentment, because they saw that it was mostly #Lithuanians who shot them at the pit. These were not just a handful of outcasts or deviants,” he says in an interview with LRT.lt."

    lrt.lt/en/news-in-english/19/2

  28. "Many of us probably don’t imagine the #UnitedStates as a nation in which a tradition of #antisemitism reaches back to the original 13 colonies and has emerged in every generation. In her new #book, #historian #PamelaNadell carefully documents the #history of #discrimination, #conspiracytheories, and #violence against #Jews in our republic, as well as the resilience of #Jewish #Americans in resisting and organizing against antisemitism, both at home and abroad. This highly readable book offers an excellent introductory text for undergraduates, theological students, clergy, and adult study groups.

    #Nadell defines antisemitism largely with #historical and contemporary examples rather than abstract theories. The term was coined by #WilhelmMarr in 1879 to distinguish the “modern #racial basis of #Jewhatred” from traditional Christian anti-#Judaism. The #author defines it as “#Jew hatred” and cites “many episodes of anti-Jewish animus” in #US history."

    christiancentury.org/books/ant

  29. "Many of us probably don’t imagine the #UnitedStates as a nation in which a tradition of #antisemitism reaches back to the original 13 colonies and has emerged in every generation. In her new #book, #historian #PamelaNadell carefully documents the #history of #discrimination, #conspiracytheories, and #violence against #Jews in our republic, as well as the resilience of #Jewish #Americans in resisting and organizing against antisemitism, both at home and abroad. This highly readable book offers an excellent introductory text for undergraduates, theological students, clergy, and adult study groups.

    #Nadell defines antisemitism largely with #historical and contemporary examples rather than abstract theories. The term was coined by #WilhelmMarr in 1879 to distinguish the “modern #racial basis of #Jewhatred” from traditional Christian anti-#Judaism. The #author defines it as “#Jew hatred” and cites “many episodes of anti-Jewish animus” in #US history."

    christiancentury.org/books/ant

  30. "Many of us probably don’t imagine the #UnitedStates as a nation in which a tradition of #antisemitism reaches back to the original 13 colonies and has emerged in every generation. In her new #book, #historian #PamelaNadell carefully documents the #history of #discrimination, #conspiracytheories, and #violence against #Jews in our republic, as well as the resilience of #Jewish #Americans in resisting and organizing against antisemitism, both at home and abroad. This highly readable book offers an excellent introductory text for undergraduates, theological students, clergy, and adult study groups.

    #Nadell defines antisemitism largely with #historical and contemporary examples rather than abstract theories. The term was coined by #WilhelmMarr in 1879 to distinguish the “modern #racial basis of #Jewhatred” from traditional Christian anti-#Judaism. The #author defines it as “#Jew hatred” and cites “many episodes of anti-Jewish animus” in #US history."

    christiancentury.org/books/ant

  31. "Many of us probably don’t imagine the #UnitedStates as a nation in which a tradition of #antisemitism reaches back to the original 13 colonies and has emerged in every generation. In her new #book, #historian #PamelaNadell carefully documents the #history of #discrimination, #conspiracytheories, and #violence against #Jews in our republic, as well as the resilience of #Jewish #Americans in resisting and organizing against antisemitism, both at home and abroad. This highly readable book offers an excellent introductory text for undergraduates, theological students, clergy, and adult study groups.

    #Nadell defines antisemitism largely with #historical and contemporary examples rather than abstract theories. The term was coined by #WilhelmMarr in 1879 to distinguish the “modern #racial basis of #Jewhatred” from traditional Christian anti-#Judaism. The #author defines it as “#Jew hatred” and cites “many episodes of anti-Jewish animus” in #US history."

    christiancentury.org/books/ant

  32. "Many of us probably don’t imagine the #UnitedStates as a nation in which a tradition of #antisemitism reaches back to the original 13 colonies and has emerged in every generation. In her new #book, #historian #PamelaNadell carefully documents the #history of #discrimination, #conspiracytheories, and #violence against #Jews in our republic, as well as the resilience of #Jewish #Americans in resisting and organizing against antisemitism, both at home and abroad. This highly readable book offers an excellent introductory text for undergraduates, theological students, clergy, and adult study groups.

    #Nadell defines antisemitism largely with #historical and contemporary examples rather than abstract theories. The term was coined by #WilhelmMarr in 1879 to distinguish the “modern #racial basis of #Jewhatred” from traditional Christian anti-#Judaism. The #author defines it as “#Jew hatred” and cites “many episodes of anti-Jewish animus” in #US history."

    christiancentury.org/books/ant

  33. The Magnificent Loser: The Book I Wrote to Answer Two Words in Red Ink

    Every writer carries a verdict he never agreed to. Mine was two words long, written in red marker across the title page of a play I cared about, by a historian whose judgment I had asked for and could not afford to ignore. BAD DRAMA. No note beneath it, no argument, no second page. I was in my twenties. I put the play in a drawer and told myself I had learned something useful about my own limits. It took me forty years to understand that I had learned the wrong lesson, and that the right one would take an entire book to say. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/06/22/the-

  34. The Magnificent Loser: The Book I Wrote to Answer Two Words in Red Ink

    Every writer carries a verdict he never agreed to. Mine was two words long, written in red marker across the title page of a play I cared about, by a historian whose judgment I had asked for and could not afford to ignore. BAD DRAMA. No note beneath it, no argument, no second page. I was in my twenties. I put the play in a drawer and told myself I had learned something useful about my own limits. It took me forty years to understand that I had learned the wrong lesson, and that the right one would take an entire book to say. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/06/22/the-

  35. The Magnificent Loser: The Book I Wrote to Answer Two Words in Red Ink

    Every writer carries a verdict he never agreed to. Mine was two words long, written in red marker across the title page of a play I cared about, by a historian whose judgment I had asked for and could not afford to ignore. BAD DRAMA. No note beneath it, no argument, no second page. I was in my twenties. I put the play in a drawer and told myself I had learned something useful about my own limits. It took me forty years to understand that I had learned the wrong lesson, and that the right one would take an entire book to say. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/06/22/the-

  36. The Magnificent Loser: The Book I Wrote to Answer Two Words in Red Ink

    Every writer carries a verdict he never agreed to. Mine was two words long, written in red marker across the title page of a play I cared about, by a historian whose judgment I had asked for and could not afford to ignore. BAD DRAMA. No note beneath it, no argument, no second page. I was in my twenties. I put the play in a drawer and told myself I had learned something useful about my own limits. It took me forty years to understand that I had learned the wrong lesson, and that the right one would take an entire book to say. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/06/22/the-

  37. The Magnificent Loser: The Book I Wrote to Answer Two Words in Red Ink

    Every writer carries a verdict he never agreed to. Mine was two words long, written in red marker across the title page of a play I cared about, by a historian whose judgment I had asked for and could not afford to ignore. BAD DRAMA. No note beneath it, no argument, no second page. I was in my twenties. I put the play in a drawer and told myself I had learned something useful about my own limits. It took me forty years to understand that I had learned the wrong lesson, and that the right one would take an entire book to say. […]

    bolesblogs.com/2026/06/22/the-