Genealogy Chat

If you click on New Releases,there are all sorts of things which may be of interest. Probably most of it isn't so much genealogy but general history. If anyone's doing projects in history/politics, there's all sorts of stuff there which might be useful including ... (I'll put in a reply so you can read it)

''File relating to Sylvia Pankhurst. Convicted at Mansion House on 23 October 1920 for publishing seditious matters and sentenced to 6 months imprisonment.'' 'Cicero', Turkish valet of Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen, HM Ambassador in Ankara, who leaked information to the Germans in 1943 - 1944: unregistered collection of papers; investigations, forged Cabinet paper for use as bait Prime Minister's Office: Confidential Correspondence and Papers. Sir Oswald Mosley Special Branch file on Eric Blair aliasGeorge Orwell. Communist Appeal from exemption for military service by Harold Pinter; including his statement and statements by his teachers. Camouflages for sabotage equipment used by the German Sabotage Services. A catalogue of concealment devices used by German sabotage agents during the Second World War, in some instances with photographs. Cases include those of 'ROBLES', 'TRIBUTH', 'SNOW', 'MUTT', 'JEFF', 'SUNDAE', 'ZIGZAG', 'COCK', 'LALLART', 'FURLANI', 'VISSAULT' and 'DE CORTE', as well as several sabotaged ships. Registered file concerning naturalisation application and papers regarding Joseph Coral (Joseph Kagalitsky), Russian national, born 11 December 1904, residing in London. Special Operations Executive: personnel file of Randolph Frederick Edward Spencer Churchill MP, born 28 May 1911. Ministry of Defence (Navy) registered file: Sinking of SS Lusitania: consideration of research interest. And these new releases are all FREE, so far as I can tell.