
Joshua Levine
American journalist living in Paris, France. Author, The rise and fall of the house of Barneys.
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2 weeks ago |
broadbandbreakfast.com | Joshua Levine
Cyber attacks and data breaches have dotted headlines in recent years, individuals, firms, and government entities $452.3 billion in 2024 alone. As a result, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr is working to fortify American telecommunications networks and counter foreign adversaries’ cyber aggression. This focus has led to the creation of a new Council on National Security within the Commission.
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1 month ago |
ca.news.yahoo.com | Joshua Levine
In 1941, as German bombs devastated British cities, a new member joined a London demolition squad. On his first day, he watched the foreman retrieve a purse from the rubble of a ruined house and look inside. “It’s the funniest bloody bomb I ever come across,” said the foreman.
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1 month ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Joshua Levine
Amid London's rubble-strewn streets, one man saw unexpected acts of both bravery and lawlessness during the war's darkest daysIn 1941, as German bombs devastated British cities, a new member joined a London demolition squad. On his first day, he watched the foreman retrieve a purse from the rubble of a ruined house and look inside. "It's the funniest bloody bomb I ever come across," said the foreman.
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1 month ago |
express.co.uk | Joshua Levine
A wrecked No88 bus in Balham, south London, on October 15, 1940, the morning after an air raid (Image: Getty)For the British people, the Blitz was entirely distinct from the Battle of Britain. One had been a dramatic fight in the skies over southern England, the other was a restless series of bombing raids on towns and cities across the UK. But for Adolf Hitler there was no such distinction.
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1 month ago |
express.co.uk | Joshua Levine
Small boats that took part in Dunkirk evacuation prepare to take a salute on Thames in July 1940 (Image: Popperfoto via Getty)The Daily Express marked the miracle of Dunkirk with the headline on May 31,1940: “Tens of Thousands Safely Home Already… Many more coming.” British soldiers were still being lifted from the Dunkirk beaches and brought back across the Channel to England as the newspaper went to press. The Express described their rescue as “one of the greatest operations in history”.
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