An essay explaining the differences between the foreign policies of the labour and conservative governments in the United Kingdom between 1954 and 1964.

A short overview of various facets pertaining to the use of camouflage during World War Two.

A fictional account of the fall of Stalin, Hitler, and Mussolini.

A brief description on what I gathered from research conducted on 1945 and Truman’s presidency.

Soon after the war, dolls became part of the plastic revolution. By 1950 plastic—first hard plastics and later softer plastics such as vinyl—was the preferred material for commercial dolls.

The predominant doll formats around 1900 were German bisque dolls, with cheaper dolls of glazed porcelain, wood and papier-mâché. Bisque, matte glazed porcelain, was particularly prized for its ability to subtly capture the texture and toning of human skin.