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David Low’s 1934 caricature depicts Colonel Blimp, a prominent satirical character created for *The Evening Standard*. The image embodies criticisms of the British military and upper-class societal values during the interwar period. It targets those involved in leadership and political commentary, o...
The Paying Guests is a 2014 literary novel by Sarah Waters set in 1920s London, following a widow who takes in lodgers and becomes entangled in a passionate affair that leads to crime, trial, and moral reckoning.
The Treaty of Rapallo of 1922, signed between Germany and Soviet Russia, reestablished diplomatic relations and renounced mutual financial claims, surprising other powers at the Genoa Economic Conference and ending both nations' post-war isolation.
The Supreme Court of Poland, or Sad Najwyzszy, is the country's highest court for matters within the ordinary and military court systems. Based in Warsaw, it reviews designated extraordinary appeals, supervises lower courts in their adjudicative work, and adopts resolutions intended to clarify dispu...
Fifth in Turtledove's Southern Victory series (2001), set in the 1920s as the defeated Confederacy breeds resentment and demagogue Jake Featherston rises to power.
Seventh in Turtledove's Southern Victory series (2003), depicting Featherston's electoral victory and the Confederacy's drift toward fascism before a second world war.
Sixth Southern Victory novel by Turtledove (2002), covering the Depression-era 1930s as the Confederate Freedom Party consolidates power under Featherston.
The Kingdom of Albania was a short-lived constitutional monarchy proclaimed in 1928 under King Zog I, notable for its eventual invasion by Fascist Italy in 1939.
