These are some of the most INTENSE battles that occurred during World War II. | HISTORY

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Latest Update from the CIs WW1 Soldier Research Team on the island of Aitutaki. A very exciting and exhilarating morning for the team(Cate Walker, Paula Paniani, Paul Morrissey)to find the last of the six Commonwealth War graves in the Cook Islands belonging to Pte Banaba Tipe. This was made possible by bits and pieces of information given by the locals and just by coincidence while on the way to the burial ground up Amuri heights the team met Papa Ngatokorua Kana Meti aka Joe Kainuku coming out

🎉 125 years of botanical research is now online and free to explore! To celebrate its 125th anniversary, the entire archive of the Edinburgh Journal of Botany and its forerunner, Notes from the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, has been digitised and made freely available to all. Dr Peter Wilkie, the journal’s editor, gives a behind-the-scenes look at the collection, featuring papers about Beatrix Potter (yes, the beloved children's author who was also a mycologist!) and a moving tribute to Garde