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1 giorno fa · The Rothermere/Harmsworth Duke Professorship Fund will build on Sanford’s expertise in technology policy, central to today’s society and public policy. This generous gift boosts the school’s growing expertise in tech policy, directly aligned with Duke Science and Technology.
28 apr 2024 · The burgeoning influence, assisted by the BBC, of socialists like Attlee and Haldane caused dread to British conservatives including Harold Harmsworth, the first Viscount Rothermere, who owned newspapers including the popular Daily Mail and who had opposed universal suffrage and the growth of the Labour Party.
7 mag 2024 · Harmsworth put in a counter suit accusing the papers who published this report of libel, and the whole affair was quietly dropped. Very strange. What, then, should we make of Captain Alexander Spink Beaumont? it seems to me highly likely that he was gay at a time when same-sex relationships were illegal.
25 apr 2024 · The burgeoning influence, assisted by the BBC, of socialists like Attlee and Haldane caused dread to British conservatives including Harold Harmsworth, the first Viscount Rothermere, who owned newspapers including the popular Daily Mail and who had opposed universal suffrage and the growth of the Labour Party. 12 Rothermere supported ...
Harold Sidney Harmsworth, 1st Viscount Rothermere was a leading British newspaper proprietor who owned Associated Newspapers Ltd [,] the Daily Mail and the Daily Mirror [...] His open support for fascism and praise for Nazism [...] contributed to the popularity of those views in the 1930s [in UK].
12 mag 2024 · Devizes Castle is a 19th-century, Grade I country house built on the location of a fortification constructed around 1080 by Bishop Osmund of Salisbury, Nephew of William the Conqueror. The owner, Mr Kazuhiko Akao, applied for permission to dismantle the wall shortly after the council approved “urgent conservation-led repairs” to the castle.
2 giorni fa · The only parallel foundations on the arts side were the endowment of the Schroder chair of German (1909) by the firm of J. Henry Schroder & Co., and of the King Edward VII chair of English literature by Sir Harold Harmsworth (Lord Rothermere) (1910).
