What I've done here is reproduce a very hard to find article published by Helen Meekosha in:Social Alternatives vol 18, no 1, January 1999.Helen sent it to me in reponse to a request when I was researching my thesis a few years back. As the piece is already in the public domain, I can't see any problems in archiving it here, as long as anyone who might happen to cite it refer to the original source...

Derridata, I hope you don't mind me crossposting this stuff you sent me, but I thought I should archive it here as I haven't yet had time to digest all of the content. I also figured they might be of interest to our fellow blog team members. Feel free to whup me upside the head Sunday week if I've misjudged you (lol).Craven New WorldTom JenningsA refreshing class-analysis of recently screened Briti...

At the time I received the piece from author Cary Wolfe, it was awaiting publication. I am not experienced in organising and sharing items using Google Documents though, so I thought I would put it up here instead (it is very relevant to this blog's mission statements). If this does not constitute fair use, it will be removed upon request of the author, but given that no strictures were placed on w...

AFPU photographer Dennis Smith took this photo at the site "where GeneralMajor Kussin had been ambushed in his staff car the previous day..." Kussin was returning to Arnhem when "his citroen staff car bumped into B company of the 3rd Battalion...the front men of...No. 5 Platoon opened fire with stens and rifles, riddling the car with bullets and killing the General, his driver..., and his batmen/in...

This horrific image (which, to me, always brings to mind similar images from Gulf War 1 along the Basra Road) is of two incinerated German panzer grenadiers who died when their Panther tank (belonging to the Panzer Lehr Division) was ambushed by American tank destroyers of 899th TD Battalion. This occurred at La Caplainerie near Le Desert, Normandy, on 11th July, 1944....