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Tag: 20th Century History
Earliest Welsh Map That You’ll Want to Hang on Your Fridge Door
These stories were often memorised in outline and focused on Celtic mythology, the adventures of Arthur—and portrayed into Welsh Map
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How Tartan is Good for Celtic Identity?
Tartan, plaid, argyle could not be more synonymous with the Celts. Whilst the print has been seen from swords and sandals movies to Braveheart, you may be shocked to hear that Hollywood is not exactly historically accurate and therefor not a valid representation of Celtic culture. However, I for one would argue that tartan has…
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NHS Wales – Older Than You Think
The WNMA is largely forgotten to history but it played a pivotal role in the fight against tuberculosis and the later formation of the NHS.
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Drowned Voices: The Acoustic Impact of the Flooding of Capel Celyn
Cofiwch Dryweryn This is a blog post from our guest writer, Zoe Murphy. It eloquently explains the acoustic impact of the flooding of Capel Celyn. I live in the hope that most people in Wales will know or come to know, the significance of the phrase ‘Cofiwch Dryweryn.’ These two Welsh words have now become…
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David Lloyd-George: Potential Nazi Puppet
On September 17 1936, “I talked to Hitler” was David Lloyd-George’s article in the Daily Express – it may have made him a Nazi puppet.