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highcastle
Culture / History

A View from the High Castle

January 10, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

December 1942. The Imperial Japanese Army, having cleared the Allied resistance across Papua New Guinea, invades the Australian mainland. Japanese armies land in Darwin, Cairns and Townsville. There is a …

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gosford
Politics

Fr Rod Bower is how Jonestown started

January 3, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Those who don’t learn from history are condemned to repeat it. Those who learn the wrong lessons from history are condemned to repeat their ignorance. Take Fr Rod Bower: Standing …

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Books

20 Best Books I’ve Read in 2018

January 1, 2019 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Happy New Year to The Daily Chrenk readers. If 2018 sucked for you, as it did for many people I know, keep marching on, onward and upward; if it was …

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wolyn
Culture / History

Wolyn

December 4, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

If you are after a truly harrowing movie experience (perhaps as an antidote to the over-cheery Christmas spirit) of the kind that’s just not produced by Hollywood, I can recommend …

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adamandeve
History

The Genesis Event

November 25, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

A new, fascinating study suggests that all modern humans descend from an “Adam and Eve” couple who lived sometime between 100,000 and 200,000 years ago – but also that 90 …

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hunters
History / Politics

Low CO2 killed the megafauna star

November 24, 2018November 25, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

As with the present day fauna and flora extinctions, humans have been traditionally blamed for the extinction events over the past several tens of thousands of years. Maybe not so …

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nun
History

The nun who saved a Jewish hero

November 22, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Last week, a 110-year old Dominican nun, Sister Cecilia Roszak, passed away in my home town of Krakow, in the same convent she first walked into almost 90 years before. …

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poland3
History / Politics

Happy 100th birthday Poland

November 11, 2018November 11, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

My grandmother Irena passed away a few weeks ago, having recently, without much fanfare, turned 100. She was my grandfather’s second wife, after my mother’s mother passed away when my …

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barbey1
History / Lifestyle / Photography / Travel

This was my Poland

October 29, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Make sure to check out this stunning collection of photographs: In the early 1980s, while Gdansk and Warsaw were in the midst of a sociopolitical upheaval of great impact on …

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totalitarian1
History / Politics

Dear Resistance, listen to my lived totalitarian experience – you have no effing idea what you’re talking about

October 22, 2018October 24, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

In a world that the identity politics has wrought, lived experience is a trump (apologies for the use of a triggering word) card: your viewpoint or opinion on an issue …

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endofhistory
Politics

The end of The End Of History

October 19, 2018October 19, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Francis Fukuyama got famous, at least in the nerdy political circles, almost thirty years ago when he wrote an article for the neo-con magazine “The National Interest”, which he expanded …

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generals
History / Politics

Generals of the damned

October 18, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Over the past few days two public figures have received flak for acknowledging the military talents of historically incorrect generals. The first case was a typical fake news beat-up, the …

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genghis
Politics

As a 1/512,000th Mongol, I sympathise with Elizabeth Warren

October 16, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

People have been telling stories and myths about their ancestors from the time immemorial; in fact the importance of knowing where you come from has been a universal attribute of …

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revolution
Politics

Children of the Revolution

October 11, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Number one most-read article in “The Atlantic” monthly at the moment is a very interesting piece by Yascha Mounk, lecturer on government at Harvard, titled “Americans Strongly Dislike PC Culture”, …

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columbus
History / Politics

Unhappy Columbus Day

October 9, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

In a world where quoting Winston Churchill now gets you socially mobbed and forced into a grovelling apology (if you’re wondering what I’m referring to:) Did not mean to offend …

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trumphitler
Politics

Literal Hitler about Trump Hitler: I don’t like him

October 9, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Just because 2018 can’t get any surreal, German tabloid “Bild” has tracked down Adolf Hitler’s relative to ask him, among other things, about Donald Trump: Relatives of notorious Nazi leader …

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civilwar
Politics

Second Civil War or Same Old Same Old?

October 4, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Type in “Second Civil War” into Google and you will instantly get nearly half a billion results. National Review, Townhall, Slate, New Yorker have all speculated about it recently. Thirty-one …

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flintstones
Culture / Politics

Happy 70,000,058th birthday, the Flintstones!

October 1, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

On September 30, 1960, at 8:30 PM, ABC network aired the first episode of Hanna-Barbera-produced “The Flintstones”. The late broadcast hour was a recognition that initially “The Flintstones” were made …

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poland2
Politics

Congratulations Poland, you’ve made it!

September 26, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

It’s been a rather rough three centuries for this formerly largest and one of the most powerful countries in Europe. During its golden age, Poland – or the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth …

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enigma
History

The Polish Enigma

September 2, 2018 - by Arthur Chrenkoff

Dermot Turing, the nephew of the famous code breaker and one of the fathers of the computer, Alan (“The Imitation Game”, pretty good movie) writes about a very little known …

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Hands off my books, Marie

January 16, 2019

aoc

Is Tim Soutphommasane an Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in drag?

January 13, 2019

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Refugee, yes, but in Australia? (Updated)

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I was a female Tinderer

January 11, 2019

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Italians betray Germany for the third time

January 10, 2019

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