Harry Howard
Correspondent at Mail Online
History Editor at @MailOnline. Email: [email protected] Former trustee for @ylvscancer https://t.co/47n4koQloG
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thisismoney.co.uk | Harry Howard
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Iran before 1979 revolution: Photos show extent of women's freedomBy HARRY HOWARD, HISTORY EDITOR Published: 06:00 EDT, 24 June 2025 | Updated: 06:00 EDT, 24 June 2025 Advertisement They are photographs that show just how much has changed in less than 50 years. Women wearing short skirts and figure-hugging dresses; families shopping in department stores; skiers enjoying themselves on the slopes.
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dailymail.co.uk | Harry Howard
A fascinating letter by Albert Einstein revealing how he was enjoying the 'enviable solitude' of Norfolk while in hiding from the Nazis has emerged 92 years on. The genius mathematician first fled to Belgium after Adolf Hitler came to power and Jewish people began to be targeted. Although he had police protection, Einstein was still deemed under threat there, so he travelled by boat to Dover and was then driven to the Norfolk coast.
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dailymail.co.uk | Harry Howard
They are photographs that show just how much has changed in less than 50 years. Women wearing short skirts and figure-hugging dresses; families shopping in department stores; skiers enjoying themselves on the slopes. This was the lighter side of life in Iran before the 1979 revolution ushered in the repressive regime that is now threatening all-out war with America after the US bombing of its nuclear facilities.
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dailymail.co.uk | Harry Howard
When the first trailer for 28 Years Later was released last year, fans were immediately struck by the theme of sheer terror that ran through it. And part of what made it so scary was its use of a 1915 recording of one of Rudyard Kipling's lesser-known poems. The rendition of Boots by American actor Taylor Holmes sends a chill down the spine of anyone who listens to it - a fact that explains why it has featured for decades in the US Navy's training programme.
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