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Nonsuch Park is now known for its gardens and landscapes

Sutton: Nonsuch Park – Where I Live! (30.11.2025)

Councillor Anthony Froud, chairman of the Nonsuch Park joint management committee, said: “This is an incredible achievement and a reflection of the dedication of our volunteers and staff.

“Local volunteers, the Nonsuch Voles and the Council’s Countryside, Property and Estates, and operational teams work year-round to protect and enhance this unique heritage landscape for the benefit of wildlife, visitors and future generations.

“These gold awards celebrate their hard work and the deep pride our community takes in Nonsuch Park.”

The result comes after work to restore heritage features of the garden, such as the greenhouse and the presence of several champion trees, a designation given to selected trees that are special because of their height, size, or significance.

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Zionists Have a Highly Selective View of Human Rights!

What Happened to Aung San Suu Kyi? US Holocaust Memorial Museum Withdraws Human Rights Award! (20.2.2025)

Oxford University has created numerous progressives, Socialists and Communists – and also a number of great fascists, bigots, racists, and other degenerates. As regards the British Unions, they are nothing but Trotskyite entities riddled with White racism, corruption, and betrayal of the working-class. The reality is that the Buddhist people of Myanmar (Burma) want closer ties with Socialist China – not the West (Aung San Suu Kyi initiated a BRICS alignment in 2018). Aung San Suu Kyi, once she gained government posts, attempted to deliver this “democratic” requirement – but the West attempted to stop this by using millions of Islamo-fascist migrants from Bangladesh to invade Myanmar and carry-out terrorist-attacks against the indigenous (Buddhist) population (raping women and girls). Burmese people defending themselves is NOT “ethnic-cleansing”. The US always attempts to destroy genuine (Asian) Buddhism as its monks are anti-capitalist and usually support Socialist Revolution. Islam, as a Abrahamic religion, and opens the door for Christianity and a full-scale adoption of predatory capitalism.

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ALEXANDER WERTH: BATTLE OF STALINGRAD – Red Army Strikes Back [PART IV]! (4.10.2023)

This article recaps the horrors of Nazi Germany’s brutality during the Battle of Stalingrad based on the experiences of fluent Russian speaker and BBC journalist, Alexander Werth. Werth’s unique access allowed him an unprecedented look at this deadly event. The article details the participating nations’ forces, backed by the Catholic Church and the Trotskyite Movement, in the invasion of the USSR from 1941-1945. It emphasizes the devastating costs of the battle, with around 41 million Soviet casualties including 27 million deaths. Furthermore, during the peak of the Battle of Stalingrad, Nazi Germans relentlessly launched approximately 40 attacks per day.

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Berlin (1945): When British Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery Met Soviet Red Army Marshals – Konstantin Rokossovsky & Georgy Zhukov! (24.5.2023)

On May 7th, 1945 – at the invitation of Montgomery – Rokossovsky visited his Headquarters in Wismar. On May 10th, 1945, the British Field Marshal paid a return visit to the location of the Soviet troops. From the memoirs of Rokossovsky:

“We responded to the British courtesy with our own Soviet courtesy and invited Field Marshal Montgomery (and his associates) to our place. It was decided to hold the reception with full Russian hospitality.

In the Guard of Honour we put the Kuban 3rd Guards Cavalry Corps of Oslikovsky in Equestrian Ranks – in full Cossack uniform! They made a huge impression on Montgomery and his Officers. The British, with admiring glances, followed the famously retiring cavalry for a long time. After the Welcoming Ceremony, the guests were invited to a large hall, where the table was skilfully and tastefully set. Sitting at a plentiful table (the British had been talking standing up out of politeness) our guests felt even better. The conversation took on a heartfelt character. Montgomery himself, at first trying (in a very delicate way) to limit the time of his visit, stopped looking at his watch and willingly got involved in the general conversation!

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