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  1. Altro che favole con balli e principi azzurri: la regina che ha attraversato decolonizzazione, terrorismo e scandali familiari ha definito “insopportabili” solo loro, i Ceausescu. E lo ha dimostrato con l’unica arma che le restava: l’arte di sparire

    #QueenElizabethII #Ceausescu #RoyalHistory #reginaelisabetta #StoriaContemporanea

    boomerissimo.it/2026/02/08/eli

  2. Hype for the Future 51B: How to Identify if a Photo is Historical

    Preamble The futoTopFlex and geoTopFlex branches of the identity of novaTopFlex depend on access to historically accurate resources for societal acceptance when depicting events from American and European history in particular. Additional events related to world history shall also be depicted as historically accurately as possible to avoid confusion, as well. Determining Historical Significance If a photo or video on the feed of novaTopFlex depicts any level of historical accuracy in any […]

    novatopflex.wordpress.com/2025

  3. A few verses from an anonymous 17th Century ballad about the fate of Lady Jane Grey.
    From the Golden Garland of Princely Pleasures, 1620
    Eleanor Cramer: soprano
    Richard De Winter: tenor
    Tamsin Lewis: alto
    A lamentable Ditty on the death of the Lord Guilford Dudley, and the Lady Iane Gray, that for their parents ambition, in seeking to make these two yong Princes King and Queene of England, were both beheaded in the Tower of London.
    To the tune of, Peter and Parnell.

    youtube.com/watch?v=X4K-40XRhG

    #earlymusic @earlymusic #earlymodern @earlymodern #histodon #histodons @histodon @histodons #tudor #tudors #ladyjanegrey #16thCentury #ballad #song #sixteenthcentury #history #royalhistory

  4. Ten Interesting Pre-Norman Kings

    Alfred the Great Statue in Winchester

    Prior to the arrival of the Romans, Britain didn’t have any kings in the traditional sense, but with the withdrawal of the Empire and the coming of the Anglo-Saxons, loose communities turned into kingdoms.  Eventually, these kingdoms merged un

    anglotopia.net/site-news/uncat

    #Anglo-Saxon #BritishHistory #Featured #NormanBritain #RoyalHistory #Uncategorized

  5. Long Read: Late Queen’s coronation was joyous celebration in aftermath of Second World War

    The 1953 coronation was a morale boost in the tough post-war years as millions celebrated the historic day.

    Elizabeth II was crowned in a deeply religious ceremony in Westminster Abbey on

    anglotopia.net/royals/king-cha

    #Coronation #Featured #QueenElizabeth #RoyalHistory #Royals

  6. Was asked today to talk about my multitude of feelings on how Camilla is being called "queen" instead of "queen consort".

    Here:
    courtneyherber.com/2023/04/wha

    TLDR: It really isn't a big deal and there's plenty of historical precedent for Camilla to just be called "Queen Camilla" even though she's still legit a consort.

    #history #royal #royalhistory #queen #coronation @royalhistory @histodons

  7. Issue 04 is here!

    If you’ve enjoyed our previous issues, you’re going to love this one!

    Articles include The “Wolsey Closet” at Hampton Court Palace, Secrets of the Jewel Houses, The Lost Chelsea Manor, The Battle of Flodden, Stories Painted in Light and The Charterhouse.

    bit.ly/3VxWf5i

    #thebodkincup #sheffieldcathedral #haddonhall #cardinalwolsey #henryviii #hamptoncourt #chantrychapel #winchestercathedral #battleofflodden #chelseamanor #anneofcleves #jeweltower #royalhistory