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The website is an excellent resource for teachers to enhance their own understanding and provide stimulating resources and guidance for students. The History pages are very well structured, easy to access and with a clear focus on the core content and...
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April blog: Rwandan genocide
This week sees the 30th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide which took started in April 1994 and is estimated to have killed nearly one million...
March blog: New history books
This is a very timely book. It is the story of the extraordinary career of Britain’s top wartime counter-propagandist, Sefton Delmer, who...
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- Hi JoThank you very much, yes it's of great help.BestVikas
- Dear Jo, thanks for the material and the help on this platform! Two questions:1. The assessment criteria state that there should be a "clear understanding of historical concepts." Do you maybe have a suggestion how the students could show...
- 22 April 2024
Sergei Alschen
1. Soviet motives for taking control in central and eastern Europe 1945 - 1955
When explaining part 2: What motivated the Soviets to dominate central and eastern Europe, you referred to the Soviet Foreign Minister as Sergei Molotov. His correct first name was Vyacheslav. A minor issue but one that should be... - Hi Jo, would it be possible to create a downloadable PDF of this practice paper, similar to those for the "Rhineland" and the "Invasion of Poland" ones? These are really helpful and much easier to print. Thanks!