Dinner321123
Revision History
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| #11767 | An experienced author, former BBC journalist and correspondent in London, Marek Rybarczyk, with verve and imaginative drawings full of nuances of one of the most popular and hidden figures of modern history. A woman adored by millions of British people and known all over the world. The ruler who became the once great empire and who with an iron hand introduced the Windsor to the 21st century, overcoming various internal and media storms.—Dinner321123 | 2019-12-29 20:39:53 | |
| #11766 | 2019-12-29 20:36:43 | ||
| #11765 | 2019-12-29 20:33:39 | ||
| #11763 | Why did the English vote so madly for Brexit? How to build them and then dismantle the empire? How to consider their xenophobia and sense of superiority? How do conservatism and liberalism reconcile with sexuality? Why did the English invent the computer, vacuum cleaner and thermos? Who was the "prince digger"? Who designed the wasp gun? Who ruled naked in Indonesia? How did aristocrats entertain themselves in Soho clubs and Cliveden estates? What is Prince Karol's eco-friendly car driving and how many lovers did his father Prince Filip have?A book full of anecdotes and color, but also a serious reflection on the secrets of the national character of the English, crazy sixties and the contemporary era of Monty Python, Princess Diana, Jimmy Savile and Brexit.—Dinner321123 | 2019-12-29 16:10:53 | |
| #11762 | 2019-12-29 16:09:40 | ||
| #11761 | Newsweek columnist, British culture and short story expert, BBC radio journalist for many years, Gazeta Wyborcza correspondent and London, radio commentator on TOK FM, Radio Three and TVN24 - reveals the full secret of the turbulent history of Europe.—Dinner321123 | 2019-12-29 16:08:26 | |
| #11760 | 2019-12-29 16:02:31 | ||
| #11759 | 2019-12-29 16:00:22 |