The Return of the Republican Women Who Broke Ground in Congress
Two editorial novelties highlight the legacy of nine women who held seats in the Spanish Congress during the 1930s.
When the Nazi Devil Visited the Prado and Other Unpublished Documents of the 20th Century Barbarity Rescued by the Castañé Collection: "Polarization and Intolerance Are Similar to the 1930s"
The article discusses the Castañé Collection, which comprises historical documents detailing the impact of polarization and intolerance reminiscent of the 1930s.
The True Nature of a Housemaid Girl during the Japanese Occupation
The article discusses a novel set in 1930s Seoul, highlighting the intersection of historical context and detective fiction through the character of a young housemaid who uncovers the truth during a murder investigation.
Exhibition in Vilnius Revitalizes Historical Presentations of the Baltic States from 1935 and 1937
An exhibition in Vilnius showcases revitalized presentations of folk art from the Baltic States, originally displayed in Paris in the 1930s to assert their newfound independence.
How the tactics of modern football began from the heart of cafes in Vienna and Budapest?
The article explores the origins of modern football tactics in the 1930s within the cafes of Vienna and Budapest, emphasizing the intellectual approach to play developed by the Danubian School.
The Orgasm of Wolves
The article discusses a historical assassination tied to political turmoil in Brazil during the 1930s involving the killing of vice-presidential candidate João Pessoa and its impact on the political landscape.
Liberec Will Transform into 1930s Germany for Film About J. F. Kennedy
Filmmakers will transform Liberec's historic city hall area into 1930s Germany next week for the movie 'Victura', which depicts a young John F. Kennedy's journey through Europe.
THE SEEDS OF SCIENCE ⟩ This year's fungus has a very peculiar appearance
This article discusses the history of the slime mold discovery in Estonia, with a focus on its first identification in the 1930s.
Film show: 'The Bride!' puts Frankenstein in the shade
The film 'The Bride!', starring Jessie Buckley, is a contemporary retelling of a 1930s silent film, which has sparked discussions around its feminist perspective and notable performances.
There is so much backlash that you can hardly believe the series is based on historical facts
The article discusses the surprising presence of a fascist party in 1930s England, paralleling the rise of fascism in Europe.
One loved Stalin, the other was in love with Hitler. This is how sisters can be so different
The article explores how two sisters in England during the 1930s had contrasting political affiliations, with one supporting Stalin's communism and the other drawn to Hitler's fascism.
A. Manchester shared impressive frames from a luxurious evening: compliments poured in
Asta Manchester posted glamorous photos from a luxurious evening inspired by the elegance of the 1930s, drawing compliments from her followers.
‘The Bride!’ arrives in the country’s cinemas with a story of love, chaos, and rebellion in gothic style
‘The Bride!’ is a new gothic film set in 1930s Chicago, exploring themes of love and rebellion through a reimagined take on the classic Frankenstein story.
Labyrinth Without an Exit. The Film 'Two Prosecutors' is a Sovereign Study of Totalitarian Machinery
Ukrainian director Sergei Loznitsa returns to narrative film with 'Two Prosecutors', illustrating the transformation of justice into a guise for mass murder during the totalitarian regime of the 1930s.
Kleber Mendonça Filho says he is working on a new project set in the 1930s
Director Kleber Mendonça Filho is developing a new film set in the 1930s, following the success of his previous work, 'O Agente Secreto.'
Mouse P.I. For Hire isn't just Cuphead meets Doom — it's so much more chaotically creative than that
Mouse P.I. For Hire combines 1930s cartoon aesthetics with chaotic shooter gameplay, offering a creative twist on the genre.
The courage of Raquel Liberman, the woman who helped dismantle the powerful trafficking network Zwi Migdal in the 1930s
The article recounts the significant role played by Raquel Liberman in dismantling the Zwi Migdal trafficking network in the 1930s, following several legal reforms in Argentina that addressed prostitution and pimping.
How bookbinders used old records to help the Nazis find their victims
Bookbinders and restorers in the 1930s and 1940s assisted the Nazi regime in creating a database that helped identify and persecute Jewish individuals and others deemed racially impure.
Ukraine, the British Deputy Defense Minister: “World War III? Similarities with the 1930s”
The British Deputy Defense Minister draws parallels between the current international tensions and those leading to World War II, emphasizing the unexpected involvement of North Korean soldiers in Europe.
A musical story for the Greeks who endured…
The musical performance 'ASTORIA' brings to life the struggles and resilience of Greek immigrants in 1920s and 1930s New York, set in an Astoria café that serves as a heart for the community.
UK seaside town where people rushed to buy homes — but didn't know what would happen next
A UK seaside town faces significant infrastructure challenges and multi-million-pound repair costs due to issues with unadopted roads and flooding affecting homes sold since the 1930s.
The Mischievous Siina's Tricks: The Master Sent the Maid to Prison for 'Theft'
The story recounts a love triangle involving a young maid, a farmhand, and the master of the farm in 1930s Estonia, ultimately leading to the maid facing severe consequences for perceived misbehavior.
Echoes of the 1930s: Are We Closer Than We Think?
Historian Roderick Beaton warns that current political turmoil shows striking similarities to the 1930s, highlighting rising populism and threats to democracy.
'Utterly charming' period drama with near perfect rating on BBC iPlayer now
The film 'The Crime is Mine' is a French crime comedy directed by François Ozon, featuring Isabelle Huppert and focusing on themes of fame, gender, and justice during the 1930s.
Unbridled sexuality leads to chaos, and we are afraid of it
Psychoanalyst Wilhelm Reich's theories are revisited to explain the support of fascist leaders in Europe during the 1930s, suggesting that unrestrained sexuality contributes to societal chaos.
All about Spider-Noir, the 'dark' version of Spider-Man: trailer, release date and plot of the new Prime Video series starring Nicolas Cage
Sony Pictures expands its Spider-Man universe with 'Spider-Noir', a live-action series featuring Nicolas Cage, which combines 1930s aesthetics and detective cynicism, set to release on May 27 on Prime Video.
First trailer released for 'Spider-Noir', the Prime Video series starring Nicolas Cage
Prime Video has launched the first official trailer for 'Spider-Noir', a live-action series featuring Nicolas Cage, which reimagines the iconic superhero in a noir style set in 1930s New York.
Former Ambassador: Messerschmidt Can Find Inspiration for His Remigration Plan in 1930s Germany
Morten Messerschmidt's recent remarks on remigration draw troubling comparisons to historical practices in 1930s Germany.
Former Ambassador: Messerschmidt Can Find Inspiration for His Re-migration Plan in 1930s Germany
A former Danish ambassador suggests that Morten Messerschmidt's re-migration plan may be influenced by historical precedents in 1930s Germany.
Former ambassador: Messerschmidt can find inspiration for his remigration plan in 1930s Germany
Former ambassador suggests that Danish politician Morten Messerschmidt may draw inspiration from 1930s Germany for his controversial remigration plan targeting specific foreign residents' rights.
Guy Martin transforms 1930s Stretford semi into zero energy bills home
Guy Martin is embarking on a project to convert a 1930s semi-detached house in Stretford into an energy-efficient home that incurs no energy bills, as featured in his new Channel 4 show.
A Complete Reconstruction Revived the Elegance of an Apartment from the 1930s and Breathed Modern Functionality into It
This article discusses the successful renovation of a 1930s apartment that combines vintage elegance with modern functionality.
She was a heroine and the greatest Hungarian actress of the 40s. The Gestapo tortured her for months
Katalin Karády, a renowned Hungarian actress and humanitarian, risked her life during WWII to save persecuted Jews while achieving immense fame in the arts during the 1930s and 40s.
Residents angry after parish decision. "They sold us"
Residents are outraged after a parish sold land in Poznań to a construction company planning to build a large housing complex, displacing many who have long used the area as gardens since the 1930s.
Dozens of historic Maseratis recreated for movie about Italian car company
A feature film titled 'Maserati: The Brothers' showcases the recreated Maseratis from the 1920s and 1930s, highlighting the origins of the iconic Italian car company founded by siblings in Bologna.
Photography: 'She Hates with an Active Lens'
The article discusses Lisette Model, a key 20th-century photographer, whose brutal realism influenced many, including Diane Arbus and Bruce Gilden, highlighted in an exhibition at the Albertina in Vienna, showcasing her compelling work from the 1930s and 1940s.
Minnesota Dem compares ICE operations to 1930s Germany, adding 'nothing should be off the table' to stop it
Minnesota Rep. Angie Craig criticized ICE operations, likening them to 1930s Germany while suggesting aggressive action to potentially defund the agency amidst local tensions following a controversial shooting.
Author: Trump has crossed all boundaries and it is time for Europe to cut ties with America
An article in The Guardian warns that US efforts to annex Greenland reflect a vision dating back to the 1930s advocating for an American empire, urging Europe to form a federal union as a bulwark against Washington's expansionist policies.
Horror serial killer butchered victims, left only a torso and was never caught
In the 1930s, a gruesome serial killer in Cleveland, Ohio, dismembered and beheaded over 12 victims, with a suspect being a surgeon who was investigated but never charged.
Hunger, debt, and cold courtyards. The crisis of the 30s pushed thousands into homelessness
The article discusses the impact of the 1930s crisis, highlighting the decline of social civility and the harsh realities faced by many, including hunger and homelessness.
Elio, the Super Fascist Who Became a Communist
Elio Vittorini exemplifies many 20th-century Italian intellectuals who shifted ideologies, showcasing a continuity of anti-bourgeois sentiment rather than a moral conversion, as he moved from fascism to communism during the 1930s.
War in Peace
The article discusses the looming threat of Russia targeting the EU, framing the current geopolitical climate as a struggle between democracy and autocracy reminiscent of the 1930s.
The greatest dog killer in history: a 'charming' widow turned Cruella de Vil
The article recounts the story of Juliet Tuttle, who poisoned dogs in the 1930s and is compared to Cruella de Vil.
The Prodigious Six Years of Irene Polo
The article highlights the remarkable career of journalist Irene Polo from 1930 to 1936 as chronicled in 'La fascinació del periodisme' by Gloria Santa Maria and Pilar Tur.
Luisa García Solano, Miss Toledo 1936, from the carnival of the Teatro de Rojas to the Basque prisons
The article explores the journey of Luisa García Solano, crowned Miss Toledo in 1936 during Spain's beauty contest boom, tracing her path from a carnival event to the Basque prisons amidst the social upheaval of the 1930s.
Motorway D1 completed after 58 years of construction
The construction of Motorway D1, which began in the 1930s and faced numerous interruptions, has finally been completed after 58 years.
Obituary: As She Liked It
The article reflects on a favorite anecdote of Brigitte Bardot involving a fortune-teller who predicted her global fame shortly after her birth in 1930s Paris.
Carlos Hernández: "If the 1930s taught us anything, it's that the far-right cannot be appeased, it must be fought"
Carlos Hernández emphasizes the importance of actively fighting against the far-right, drawing lessons from the 1930s.