I recently had some questions about a reconstructed version of The 12 Tissue Remedies by Boericke and Dewey in our Archives. Consequently, I scratched around in the Archives, and in a dusty corner rarely visited I found a fax copy of The 12 Tissue Remedies by Boericke and Dewey - 1899...

In recent years, Germany has continued to address its historical responsibilities regarding Holocaust reparations. As of 2024, the country has announced significant financial commitments to support Holocaust survivors globally. This article explores the details surrounding these payments, their implications, and the broader context of reparations.

The issue of Germany's reparations after World War II is complex and has evolved over several decades. Understanding when and how Germany completed its reparations payments requires examining the historical context, agreements made, and the eventual resolution of these financial obligations.

The issue of reparations following World War I have been a significant topic in historical studies and political discourse. This article explores when Germany completed its reparations obligations imposed by the Treaty of Versailles and the broader implications of these payments.

Today I'm reflecting on the historical significance of two naval disasters: the Battle of Jutland in 1916, WWI, and the sinking of the Lancastria in 1940, WW2. These events occurred twenty-four years apart in June during Churchill's time.