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French Booksellers Discover First Adult Rimbaud Picture

Posted on: April 16th, 2010 by History Month 1 Comment
>Two French booksellers have discovered the only clear image of the 19th century French poet Arthur Rimbaud as an adult, after stumbling across it at a flea market. Read the full article and see the picture on the Telegraph’s website, here. (it has now emerged that the picture is...
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37 Years of Pride London in Pictures

Posted on: July 4th, 2009 by History Month
>To mark Pride London, taking place later today, the BBC have put together a slideshow of images from the Hall Carpenter Archives retracing 37 years of marches and protests on the streets and in the parks of London. You can view the images here.
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Gay Pride Picture Selected by International Prize

Posted on: February 13th, 2008 by History Month
>Couple targeted in anti-gay violence wait for medical help – Zsolt Szigetváry, Hungary, MTI. A picture taken by Hungarian photographer Zsolt Szigetváry and representing a couple victim of a homophobic attack has been recognised in an international photographic prize. The powerful picture was taken during the 12th Budapest Pride...
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Photos of Gay Icons Bought by National Portrait Gallery

Posted on: January 19th, 2008 by History Month
>Four portraits by acclaimed gay photographer David Gwinnutt have been acquired by the National Portrait Gallery in London. Mr Gwinnutt, who has photographed many well-known gay celebrities, said he was honoured that his work will become part of the national collection of portraiture. The portraits of film director John...
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Kissing Policemen Banned by Russia

Posted on: October 17th, 2007 by History Month
>Kissing Policemen (An Epoch of Clemency) by Blue Noses The above photography has been banned together with 16 other works from appearing in a Paris exhibition on contemporary Russian art. “If this exhibition appears it will bring shame on Russia. In this case, all of us will...
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LGBT History Month at Pride London

Posted on: July 3rd, 2007 by History Month
> LGBT History Month joined the National Union of Teachers and Schools OUT at London Pride 2007 on Saturday 30 June. We hope to have a presence at all the Pride events nationwide. Please look out for us and pay us a visit. We are very keen to hear...
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Photo Pool

Posted on: June 7th, 2007 by History Month
> We want your pictures. We have created a photo pool for you to share pictures of the events you have organise or any other pictures you thing may interest other friends of History Month (Note that you will need to create a free Yahoo!/flickr account to be able...
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