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Guadeloupe: a French island somewhere between paradise and desperation
Guadeloupe: a French island somewhere between paradise and desperation Author: Pierre Scordia Arriving at Point-à-Pitre airport, Pôle Caraïbe, we are somewhat surprised, even slightly disturbed by the signs indicating which […]
Joan of Navarre, Duchess of Brittany & Queen of England
The life of a great, little known queen Joan of Navarre, Duchess of Brittany and Queen of England (from 1386 to 1437)
One Night in Miami
By Beverly Andrews It’s a warm evening in Miami, the date is the 25th February 1964 and a cheeky, charismatic and stunningly beautiful 22 year old Cassius Clay has just won […]
The Restoration of Napoleon: A sixty year cinematic detective story
A sixty year cinematic detective story By Maurice Caldera I can’t quite recall when my interest in silent cinema began, but I do remember as a child tuning in every week […]
Beverly Andrews, a Warrior Artist for Diversity in Unity
BEVERLY ANDREWS, A WARRIOR ARTIST FOR DIVERSITY IN UNITY Interviewed by Pierre Scordia & Annie Clein – 25th May 2016 What path led you to your career as an actress, playwright and […]
THE CULT OF EVA
THE CULT OF EVA By Pierre Scordia Inside the great hall of the State Historical Museum in Moscow, standing in front of a huge poster showing the image of Evita with words […]
Is British pragmatism in danger?
By Pierre Scordia Those who have not studied history will struggle to grasp the nuances between French and British political thought. The English, throughout their history, have never been obsessed […]