I stumbled across this NHS Poster situated in the main entrance of the Golden Jubilee Wing of King’s College Hospital-London! Apparently, this Wing is owned
Tag: USSR
Mongolian Union Leader ‘Self-Immolates’ Over Workers’ Rights (2015)
After speaking, he poured the liquid on his suit, set himself on fire, and fell down – and the union members next to him immediately took off their coats to put out the fire. Judging from the video, the fire was very big at the time, and with the help of the assistants and reporters present, the fire was put out. Erdeni was taken outside to ventilate. After a while, Erdeni walked back to the office not far away by himself. According to the doctor, Erdeni’s burn area is 30% to 40%. He is currently in good physical condition and mentally stable.
On Why I Have No Interest in Louis Theroux
Trying to ‘live’ in the space of pretentious bourgeois success often creates all kinds of psychological disorders and self-doubt neurosis. As soon as the camera stops – it is time to move on. Just as Louis Theroux is not ‘Jewish’ as he once asserted – he has to apply this logic of ‘revelation’ to every aspect of his existence before I become ‘Interested’ in his presence!
RAMC Holton Park Military Hospital (East Oxfordshire) – 1944-1961
My maternal grandmother -Winnifred Gibson (1918-1999) – worked as the Manager of the NAAFI in RAMC Holton Park [Wheatley] Military Hospital in post-WWII East Oxfordshire.
Grunya Sukhareva (Груня Сухарева) [1891-1981] – Forgotten Soviet Pioneer of ‘Autism’ Research (1925)
During her lifetime, Sukhareva opened such schools all over the country. However, its influence and authority did not go beyond Soviet borders, which was the result of political and language barriers. Only a small part of the Soviet research of that time was translated into other languages, very often it was German rather than English. Although her work of 1925 was translated into German the following year, the translation was unsuccessful, even the name of the author of the work was distorted as “Ssuchareva”. The work was translated into English only in 1996, 15 years after Sukhareva’s death, when Sula Wolff, a British psychiatrist, stumbled upon it.
Book Review: Bravehearts – Whistle-Blowing in the Age of Snowden by Mark Hertsgaard
Reading American books that purport to reveal some kind of profound truth, is like assessing a written project produced by an individual suffering from a
