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Henry Remnant
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Strings at Orthona.
Enthusiastic music students meet for a weekend of playing in the old church at Othona at Bradwell-on-Sea.
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Effect of reduced blood flow to the brain.
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This man nearly voted for Trump for for Boris Johnston and his Brexit campaign.
Wood Norton 1970s
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In the early 1970s I attended courses on electronics at the BBC's Engineering Training Centre at Wood Norton near Evesham. I took my 8mm cine camera with me and 35 years later found the sound recording I made with some of the shots. So, here it is after 40 years.
The Moscow Kremlin in 1991.
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I found this old documentary from 1991 while sorting out some old family VHS tapes. It gives an interesting insight into the last days of the Soviet period.
Brilliant documentary. Thank you, from Scotland.
Thanks so much for putting this up. Great to John Bentley and Doug Malone (I believe?)
As an (ex) Evesham resident, that's superb. Thanks for posting it.
Great to see Evesham town centre back then. Lots of traffic but, unlike today, it kept moving.
would have shooting a deer with an arrow be considered Halal ?
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The theory that Hurrem plotted or had anything to do with either Ibrahim or Mustafa's death has never been proven nor disproven. It's only assumed, mere assumption of what might have happened. But highly unlikely they were really totally innocent.
Totally innocent I wouldn't be so sure
El tocado de la cabeza no era nada bonito
Carlos l de España era feito con avaricia . Mas importante fue un buen rey
Excellent!
they say suleyman was on roids at that time he also was mr olympia and won 2 titles while ibrahim pasha was only competing at mr universe, damn, what a golden days .
That's funny!
Today, on April 24, 2021 The President of the United States recognized the Armenian Genocide what various Turkish Goverments have been denied vehemently. Soon John Tory the Mayor of Toronto followed suit and saluted the Armenian community of Toronto. The Canadian Primeminister also followed the example of John Biden.
Sorry, it's Joseph Biden
@@Phlowermom If Joseph, that is good too. Thank you for correcting.
Good!
Joe biden 😂😂😂
He kill ibrahim his friend he kill his son mustafa and bayezid where is his kanuni his not a good person shame👎
Due to disobedience of Bayesid and mustafa, betrayal for ibarahim.
A sadistic killer
This video is interesting but very blurry by today's standards. We're all spoiled by HD.
Excellent documentary. Would love to know if they did specials on the other Ottoman Sultans.
The battle of Mohac was the greatest tragedy that happend in Turkic history!. The Hungarians brave worriors,great people made Power-less in the middle of europe that was rising Magar power.
Hygiene in turks were the best during that time
He was very handsome.
@@cristinaflores7134 yes and had a huge uhmm
Kindly elaborate🤣
With such a rich history, there are periods of nothingness...in this presentation. Very disappointing.
Best lookin man. Beside honor
Salut à tous, N'hésitez pas à jeter un coup d'œil à la dernière vidéo de la chaîne. Vous ferez la connaissance avec Roxelane et son histoire singulière. Celle d'une esclave qui devint courtisane, puis épousa un sultan. Découvrez qui elle était réellement, ainsi que son influence auprès de Soliman le magnifique, au point que celui-ci tua son propre fils par amour pour elle ... th-cam.com/video/TdMkYUXUKuM/w-d-xo.html
@Roselyne Walter oui d'autant plus que les chroniqueurs de l'époque sont tous d'accord pour dire qu'il aurait fait un excellent sultan , bien meilleur que le fils de Roxelane qui lui succédera ...
Just to clarify, during Suleymans time Istanbul was known as Konstantinye. Only after the fall of the Ottoman Empire the Turks started calling it Istanbul
No. I don't think so
@@mugifandy3907 architecturalmind is right, it was known as Costantinia or Kostantinye, or Kostantinia, it's only after the fall of the Ottoman Empire and the establishment of the Turkish Republic was it called Istanbul
@@shaimael-elaimy590 after the fall of Constantinople to the army under Mehmed The conqueror. He changed the name of Constantinople to Islambul. It has mean city of Muslim
@@mugifandy3907 Where did you collect this nonsense? architecturalmind is right.
@@shaimael-elaimy590 no he isn't it was Istanbul
Am British Sunnis Muslim and proud
Great to see the radio links at Silverstone in 1973. I'm remember the Mark II MAL links which were in use in the 1980s, and the later Mark III ones, but have never used the ones shown here. I bet they still suffered from polypole ringing?
I bet you he can't even name every one of those ribbons. 15:06
rare documentary!....presidium building (building 14) was demolished unfortunatelly...
LoL Malaysia Airlines commercial ads 🤣
Increadible rare footages!! But the content is totally typical anti soviet propaganda......but anyways, it was enjoyable and thanks for uploading!!
The thing I can’t reconcile in this account and (some, not all) others, is that such an intelligent and authoritarian emperor would or could be persuaded to kill his confidant/Grand Vizier and his firstborn son by a mere woman, and later another son… persuaded by whom this time, as Roxelana was dead? Even if other historians hadn’t written that the Sultan had evidence of wrong-doing on the part of these three men, I would still find it hard to believe that it wasn’t the Sultan’s own will and decision. This was Suleiman the Magnificent, not Czar Nicholas the II
There was plenty of evidence against Ibrahim and Mustapha, the fantastical narrative in this video was taken from European lazy research before modern research tools. Both of the were power hungry and wanted Mustapha to take the throne, so they were killed in the game of thrones. Bayazid broke the same law that Saddam Husain' son in law broke, 'If there is problem at home, you don't run to the neighbours'. When he was loosing the games of thrones with his brother, we sought refuge with the Safavids.
Historically speaking, Suleyman was gay and his principal catamite was Pargali Ibrahim (whom he ordered to be strangled at Hurrem's suggestion). See a book recently published in Turkey: EŞCİNSELLİĞİN TOPLUMSAL TARİHİ (SOCIAL HISTORY OF HOMOSEXUALITY). But this is obviously not featured in TV series. 🌷️
"a mere women" as if by all accounts she wasn't one of the most, if not the most, important person in his life. Jeez.
Of course, the final decision was by Sultan Suleyman but Hurrem had a lot of influence over him.
@@licolarvati4425 many muslims males preferred other males. even today...it happens
This looks incredibly rare, thanks so much for sharing
Do you remember my dad John Greenwood?
Hi Lesley, I certainly do!! He taught quite a few of my Telecommunications courses and I also worked with him when I was installing kit at Wood Norton. He had many interesting stories about his work in, I think it was, the Bristol Aircraft Corporation. Kind Regards Stephen
+Lesley Probert I remember him taking some gummed coloured stickers home and saying you would like them to play with.
+Henry Remnant We were somewhat embarrassed by John as children. He was such an eccentric with his overcoat and flat cap in the summer and his overcoat and Russian hat in the winter. He died in 1986 in his early 50s and I felt I never got to know the man, which I regret. Kind regards Lesley Probert (was Greenwood)
We always thought his overcoat and flat cap were a little comical but we learned much of our critical technical knowledge from him. In fact, I greatly treasure the training at Wood Norton which was second to none in technical matters. I would not say the same of the BBC's management training, but John was not involved with that.
Hi Lesley, yes I do remember your Dad he tought me on my A course at Wood Norton in 1984, I still work for the BBC .
Wow! Takes me back some, happy days, BBC Club and all that... Etna