A writer meets lots of people during his life. The reader, also meets the same people. One difference: the writer creates them. ~
Interesting in Book History
On the 9th of November 1989, exactly 30 years ago today, one of the biggest symbols of physical, political and ideological separation of Europe took its place in dusty history books. ⠀⠀
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#AEGEE#BerlinWall#MauerFall#30JahreMauerFall
Victory! The @EuropeanParl has banned unpaid internships at their offices, after years of fight of the European youth led by the @youth_forum. Proud to have worked on it at the start with @AEGEE_Europe. Another step in the riight direction!
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"AEGEE-Europe regrets to witness the shut down of gender studies programs in Hungary, an attack to the right to free education and even to the freedom of expression." Read the whole statement here https://t.co/5aCBVLyN90
Born #onthisday 1738, George III collected 65,000 volumes of printed books and 19,000 pamphlets, as well as manuscripts and bound volumes of maps and topographical views. Housed in the heart of our building, his collection is still a working library today https://t.co/tynFQTzwHB
Know that feeling when you come across £5 in an old pair of trousers and it makes your day? We do. Earlier this year, we found one of the oldest pages printed in Britain, by William Caxton. This is the story of its discovery #BeingHuman17#UoRLostandFound https://t.co/a6gpbDEuZD
@DLanceBlack @sophsdreams I'm italian too but I didn't know #WhenWeRise will be shown on in Italy next week. Do you know in which channel? Just curious..