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5 nagy újítás a Tour de France 2020-as programjában

Posted on : 2019.12.07. By TOURázzunk együtt

5 nagy újítás a Tour de France 2020-as programjában

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#funfactfriday #trappedinthe18thcentury
The "Mohocks" allegedly were the members of a street gang in the early 18th century: highborn young men, who terrorized the citizens of London.
They took their name from the Mohawks, due to the native Americans ("savages") were demonized by the Brits and the word sounded enough frightening in England.
Neverteless,meanwhile there were several street gangs in Londod that time, there is a little evidence, that this particular gang really existed. Several articles were published on them and the drama "Mohocks" by John Gay was written in 1712, the allegedly most brutal year of the gang.
It's quite possible, that they existed only in these texts.
#myfictionofhistory #history #london #streetgangs

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📖Book review: HALLIE RUBENHOLD: THE COVENT GARDEN LADIES. THE EXTRAORDINARY STORY OF HARRIS'S LIST
As I mentioned in my previous post there is an another reason, why I loved the "Harlots" from the beginning, besides the muddy streets of London. I found the idea hilarious, that there was a catalogue of the prostitutes with the descriptions of their specialities. It was a perfect way to introduce the main characters. But it seemed to be so modern, so 21st century-ish, that I thought it's just pure fiction.
How wrong I was!
Because there was a real list "Harris's list", which was published annually between 1757 and 1795.
Rubenhold's book is a non-fiction focusing on that renowned list.
But she also tells the story of three people connected to this list in a way, that it almost feels like a novel:
▪ John Harrison a.k.a Jack Harris, "England's Pimp General", who knew hundreds of women working in the sex industry, and orginized his knowledge in a form of a list (for his person use)
▪Sam Derrick the author of the lists, who took the idea for his book from Harris's everyday practice
▪Charlotte Hayes, one of the most popular courtesan and a successful businesswoman, who was in realtionship with Derrick in their youth (meanwhile she also had a wealthy keeper) and later he bequeathed her his share of the profits of the lists.
All these three people lived tipically 18th century lives with all it's ups and downs (inclusive debtors prison). Readers can learn a lot about the era through the way, how Rubenhold writes about the circumstances of life-changing decisions of her main protagonists.
I enjoyed to follow Derrick's story the most, he was ment to be a liben nerchant, but he rather wanted to be a poet and gave up everything fot it, he was even a homeless for a while. But as it turned out, he had more talent for tipically journalist genres, his descriptions of the women in the list are witty, amusing short stories. He was the author of the list only for a decade and it's remarkable how the style of the texts have changed later. Also interesting to follow, the change of the attitude of society towards the sex industry during the lifetime of Harris's list.

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🤓📖Continuing the series #myfavouritequotes 📖🤓
The introduction BETWEEN MEMORY AND HISTORY of PIERRE NORA's enormous project on rethinking of writing French history is in the center of my interest since many-many years. (This is the text where Nora introduces the term "les lieux des memoire".)
But this small sentence (which is of course not one of the most essential ones) is important to me because of a very special reason: my newly re-discovered obsession for the 18th century (#trappedinthe18thcentury).
In the last few months I mentioned it literally every day. It might be a bit confusing, that there is a slight difference between the Hungarian translation which uses the "sár" (mud) expression, meanwhile the English the "stench", but the broader meaning of them is quite similar after all (at least in this particular text). It was one of the reasons (the other one see in my next post), why I fell in love with the TV-series Harlots at the very first sight, because the fist image showed the muddy edge of Lucy 's dress.
And of course, I couldn't avoid to think of this phrase when I saw Bree the first time in the past (S04E07) in Outlander, which is one of the favourite moments in the whole series.
#myfictionofhistory #18thcentury #history #historiography #theory #pierrenora #harlots #outlanderseason4 #lucywells #briannafraser

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#myfavouritequotes 📖🤓
From time to time I have to realise, there are books I frequently used to cite in my reviews or (academic) essays. I decided to share some of them and try to explain why they are important to me. 🤗
NATALIE ZEMON DAVIS: THE RETURN OF MARTIN GUERRE
I love microhistory, because it demonstrates excellently, how close writing history (non-fiction) and writing a novel (fiction) are to eachother.
The past isn't just about rulers, politicians and war heroes, but also about common people, who sometimes had far more extraordinary stories in their lives (don't forget, #storieseverywhere😉), than some kings or generals.
Presenting the world of the 16th century French villages from a point of view of a peasant, who had both average and yet extraordinary life at the same time could be a pretty good basic for a novel or a movie either. Well, actually it happened, there is a movie version with Gerard Depardieu and the author of this book, Natalie Zemon Davis contributed in the writing of the script too. That's why the Inroduction of the book is very intesting, because she reflects the dilemmas of what is different and what is common in twese two particular ways of (hi)stoytelling.
The story is based on a famous 16th century case of imposture. Several years after Martin Guerre had left his wife, child, and village, a man claiming to be him reappeared. He lived with Guerre's wife and son for three years. The false Martin Guerre was eventually suspected of the impersonation. He was tried, discovered to be a man named Arnaud du Thil and executed. (The real Martin Guerre had returned during the trial.)
One of my favorite parts of this book is when NZD tries to explore, what kind of motivations led the wife to lie for years, although she knew, that the second Martin isn't her real husband.
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#myfictionofhistory #returnofmartinguerre #history #fiction #nonfiction #microhistory

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My favourite military history book ever is THE FACE OF BATTLE by John Keegan, and my favourite chapter is the description of the battle of Agincourt.
A groudbreaking book indeed (published first in 1976), written from the point of view of the individuals, (mostly) the common soldiers.
Keegan analyses three battles from three different time periods: Agincourt, Waterloo and Somme.
I watched the film THE KING last weekend, I guess it's time to re-read the Agencourt part of this book again (and again). 📖🤓
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#henryv #theking
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Gino Bartali at Giro di Lombardia 1952
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Il Lombardia 2019 preview and all the basic infos on the #tourazzunkegyutt site.
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Agree or disagree? 🤔
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(I started to write a long post why I've chosen them and why in this order, but I rather deleted it. It's more interesting to show only their names without any explanation)
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In my early 20's I was quite obsessed with Polish movies. It was way before the time we can find literally everything on the Internet, but fortunatelly I could watch weekly one or two Polish films on the telly. (I even intented to learn Polish, I still understand some basic words/sentences.)
One of my all time favourites is The Promised Land by Andrzej Wajda. He is one of my favourites director, I've seen most of his films. But most of them before I started to study historical fictions seriously.
As part of my another obsession (#trappedinthe18thcentury) I rwcently re-watched DANTON.
I was fascinated by its complexity: it is a complet story about the conflict between Danton (and his way of thinking about the revolution) and Robespierre (and his idea of the revolution). The film is historically correct and I think, someone who knows only a little about the historical situation, can get by watching this film what was the point of the fall of these two historical persons. (Oh, yeah, spoiler: everyone dies. 😆) Watching this film you can undestand the famous line: the revolution eats its own children.
But on the other hand I can feel in every scene , that this movie was made by a director from the Eastern part of Europe, somehow the characters are so tipical, like Désmoulin's wife: she is so tipically a wife of someone who is imprisoned for political reasons. Most of the movies made about the second half of the 20th century have that kind of character.
And at last, yes, I know, Wajda implied his reflections to the Solidarity movement in this film. But I suppose, even without knowing this it's quite easy to feel the historical situation, when this film was made.
#danton #gerarddepardieu #andrzejwajda #perioddrama #robespierre #revolution #frenchrevolution #historicaldrama #historicalmovie #solidarity #Poland #France, #18thcentury #20thcentury #myfictionofhistory

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Happy Birthday, Campionissimo!
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René Vietto (Tour de France 1934)
Giuseppe Saronni (Giro d'Italia 1978)
Tadej Pogacar (Vuelta a Espana 2019)
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