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An Overview of Note-Taking Styles

Thank-you! This question made me realize I surprisingly do not follow many history blogs! If I’m looking for something specific I like to search tags but with grad school it’s history all day every day. These are a few of my favorite art/art history blogs. Followers, feel free to comment with some of your favorites.

@caravaggista 

@jaded-mandarin 

@intraoculus

@italianartsociety

@lionofchaeronea

@thegetty

October 16th:

The execution of Marie Antoinette in 1793.

The birth of Oscar Wilde in 1854.

Ten of the twelve executions of the Nuremberg Trials in 1946.

Protests around the globe in 2011.

November 20, 1945: Nuremberg Trials Begin

On this day in 1945, twenty-four high-ranking Nazis went on trial in Nuremberg, Germany, for the horrific crimes committed during World War II. The Nuremberg Trials were conducted by an international tribune made up of representatives from the United States, the Soviet Union, France and Great Britain. The proceedings lasted ten months and consisted of 216 court sessions. All defendants pleaded not guilty to the charges. 

On October 1, 1946, twelve Nazi war criminals were sentenced to death, seven were sentenced to prison terms ranging from ten years to life, and three were acquitted.

Explore American Experience’s “Nazis on Trial in Nuremberg," which features the trial of the most important defendant, Hitler’s acknowledged successor, Hermann Göring.

Russian investigators exhumed the remains of the country’s last emperor Nicholas II and empress Alexandra as part of a new probe into the notorious 1918 slaying of the Romanov family.

A leading investigator involved in the probe, Vladimir Solovyov, told the Echo of Moscow radio station that they had taken “samples from Nicholas II, from the empress, and from the uniform of emperor Alexander II,” the last czar’s grandfather, who was himself assassinated in 1881.

“We have decided to start again from the very beginning and carry out renewed examinations,” said Solovyov. The remains will be subject to genetic testing, he added.

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