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Cosy and comforting… But what is the history behind the dressing gown?

Our much-loved dressing gowns crept into Europe with the introduction of the ‘banyan’, a loose-fitting coat that was worn by men at home for the sake of modesty and comfort during the early 18th century. The ‘banyan’ was of Middle Eastern origin with the garments made of colourful fabrics, such as silk damask, printed cotton,… Read More Cosy and comforting… But what is the history behind the dressing gown?

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Denial and injustice: the continuous fight for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide

Over the decades the Armenian Genocide has been thoroughly researched by historians with their efforts bringing the genocide closer and closer to the public eye. Despite this, the Armenian Genocide still doesn’t receive the attention or recognition it deserves and warrants. The Armenian Genocide 1915-1923 saw the systematic extermination of the Armenian population by Turkish… Read More Denial and injustice: the continuous fight for the recognition of the Armenian Genocide

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