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Martin Clift left a comment for Nicole Whalen"Welcome to YesterYear, Nicole. I hope you enjoy this wonderful history site as much as I do. What historical interests do you have?"
Douglas Brough posted a discussionHistorical Comedy
Does comedy play an active part in the teaching of history? I think it does but only to an extent and as long as it is known as historical comedy and not historical factSee More
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Martin Clift posted a status"Like to get interested in WW1? The Battle of Bellewaarde 1915 is a good place to start. You can view the website at http://ning.it/10lwSl8"
Douglas Brough commented on Gerard COLDHAM's blog post SCAMMERS & SPAMMERS"Ok guys sorry about that but they are both gone now (banned)"
katerina riabova commented on Gerard COLDHAM's blog post SCAMMERS & SPAMMERS"I got a message from "Miss Linda", and did not return it because it sounded too obvious. Either a hacker, or another scam. It happens all the time, on different forums and Facebooks, please do not respond to such posts and do…"
Gerard COLDHAM commented on Gerard COLDHAM's blog post SCAMMERS & SPAMMERS"May I suggest the ADMINS please remove these 2 people"
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Historical Comedy
Started by Douglas Brough in General History Mar 30. 0 Replies 0 Likes
Does comedy play an active part in the teaching of history? I think it does but only to an extent and as long as it is known as historical comedy and not historical factContinue
Status of Finland during WW2
Started by Mireille Picron in General History. Last reply by katerina riabova Mar 24. 2 Replies 1 Like
Why did the Germans destroy Rovaniemi in 1944 although both Germany and Finland were Allied against Soviet Union ?Continue
Most and the Least
Started by Douglas Brough in General History. Last reply by Douglas Brough Mar 24. 8 Replies 0 Likes
What is the most studied period in history and what is the least studied period and whyContinue
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SCAMMERS & SPAMMERS
Posted by Gerard COLDHAM on March 24, 2013 at 23:59 4 Comments 1 Like
Not ready to post anything here as am getting non--history contacts from "Amelia" & "Miss Linda"---how do these individuals get to be members?
Highams Park Lake
Posted by Martin Clift on March 12, 2013 at 20:15 0 Comments 1 Like
Highams Park is situated next to Chingford, where I lived most of my early years, and was where the family moved to in 1972. Our house was situated next to Highams Park Lake. I used to walk quite often in the wood and around the lake. The boat house that you see in this picture was long gone and if memory serves me right a brick built one existed in 1972.
To see more old images of the area where I lived, please visit …
Continue From the Heart’s Closet A Young Girl’s World War II Story By Anneliese “Lee” Krauter Reviewed by Douglas Brough 2012
Posted by Douglas Brough on March 12, 2013 at 18:52 1 Comment 1 Like
“An atlantic story of war and peace rooted in the honour of the soul”
“Time is not the great teacher. Experience is. A man may live a whole life, but if he never leaves his home to experience that life, he dies knowing nothing. A mere child who has suffered and lived can be the wiser of the two.” Lynsay Sands, Love…
Continue The future of Yesteryear
Posted by Douglas Brough on March 7, 2013 at 12:04 3 Comments 1 Like
Having now taken over the running of this site I would like to thank Martin Clift for his dedication to yesteryear and wish him well for all of his future endeavours.
I would like to know what you all think about the future of yesteryear and what changes you would make. I recall somebody commenting on the background colour but what else is there to improve and continue yesteryear. Some examples I've come up with include Facebook integration and a badge which could be put on other…
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