Outlaws: America’s Bonnie and Clyde
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow – most commonly known as ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ –, were America’s most famous outlaw couple in the 1930s, robbing banks and small businesses.
Read moreBonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow – most commonly known as ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ –, were America’s most famous outlaw couple in the 1930s, robbing banks and small businesses.
Read moreA folk hero whose exploits were regularly filmed by Hollywood, Pancho Villa was a Mexican killer, bandit and revolutionary leader who advocated for the poor and wanted agrarian reform.
Read moreMark Rothko was an American abstract impressionist like Jackson Pollock and regarded pop artists like Andy Warhol as “charlatans and young opportunists”
Read moreZanzibar is a “spice island” and officially, an autonomous territory of its mainland neighbour Tanzania. Once a busy international trading hub, its main products were not always savoury. Besides spices, Zanzibar thrived for hundreds of years a major trading hub for slaves.
Read moreIn Arabic the country is known as Al-Jaza’ir, which is short for Al-Jaza-iriyah ad-dimuqratiyah ash-sha’biyah. Luckily it’s also called Algeria!
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