...taken. The Second World War In the Second World War, women were mobilised for work and again, did jobs traditionally done by men but for less money. Examples of this...
...1911 as the Empire Parliamentary Association and its affairs were administered by the United Kingdom Branch. After World War II growing nationalism and independence movements across the former British Empire...
...the reader with comical beards or jovial sketches of expansive paunches or pretentious monocles. Over a fourteen year period he would create over 2500 drawings that never sought to stipulate...
...end of World War II Ceylonese moderates were becoming restless as no steps had yet been made to examine Ceylon’s Constitution. Additionally, rumours of some ministers’ intentions to join forces...
...the collection to its new home at The National Archives in Kew. This blog will describe the processes and people involved in what has been a huge undertaking to help...
...took place in West Germany. CND Literature Sales Report, June 1959, LEV/41, Parliamentary Archives Every Penny Counts Thin air alone couldn’t finance the running costs for a mass...
...flatten and set the glue. As some of the inks on these items also look like it has run from the adhesive being applied, we suspect some solvent-based adhesives may...
...from ‘We Call it Acieed’ by D-Mob featuring Gary Haisman released October 1988. With tabloid newspaper outrage, market stall ‘Smiley Face’ t-shirts and novelty pop hits by 1989 the Acid...
...from 'Suffragette' with archivist Mari Takayanagi Suffragette Banner, Parliamentary Archives, HC/SA/SJ/3/1 As ‘Suffragette’ comes to a cinema near you today, you might be interested to know what the crew looked...
...of privilege, no one enforced it, and by the time it ceased to be so, it was part of the culture of news in the country. Further Reading: historyofparliamentonline.org...
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