The Post was founded in 1998 by Conrad Black to combat what he saw as an 'over-liberalizing' of editorial policy in Canadian newspapers. Black built the new paper around the existing Financial Post, an established business-oriented newspaper in Toronto which he purchased from Sun Media in 1997. (Financial Post was retained as the name of the National Post's business section.) From the beginning the Post has been considered conservative, and has an editorial page featuring the writings of many prominent neo-conservatives and libertarians from the United States and Canada, including Diane Francis ...

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National Post, National Post - History, National Post - External link

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There is no contemporaneous account of Prince Edmund's life until 21 August 1485. His first appearance on record seems to have been at a feast on the eve of the Battle of Bosworth Field. There King Richard III of England (cf. Peter Cook) gathered his supporters to make war against Henry Tudor. Lord Edmund Plantagenet, as he then was, arrived in the company of his father the Duke of York and brother, Harry, Earl of March. However, when Edmund cheered for the King the latter had to enquire as to the former's identity. As his own father ...

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Prince Edmund Blackadder, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Battle of Bosworth Field, Prince Edmund Blackadder - The Black Adder, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Service under a regent, Prince Edmund Blackadder - First encounter with Dougal McAngus, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Claiming the throne, Prince Edmund Blackadder - The murder of an Archbishop, Prince Edmund Blackadder - A shrewd prince, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Archbishop of Canterbury, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Assassination attempt, Prince Edmund Blackadder - The next few years, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Engagement, Prince Edmund Blackadder - First attempt at marriage, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Marriage, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Black plague, Prince Edmund Blackadder - A witch-hunt begins, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Introduction to the Witchsmeller, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Accused of being a witch, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Beginning of a witch trial, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Incarceration, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Conclusion of the witch trial, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Awaiting execution, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Failed execution, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Disgruntled Prince, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Recruiting conspirators, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Conspiracy plans, Prince Edmund Blackadder - The Hawk, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Treachery, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Poisoned, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Further comments, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Legacy, Prince Edmund Blackadder - Titles and honours

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In 1738, the Sieur de la Vérendrye built the first post on the site, Fort Rouge, but it was later abandoned. Other posts were built in the Red River region, which was fiercely contested by the North West Company and the Hudson's Bay Company. Fort Gibraltar, a post of the North West Company on the site of present-day Winnipeg, was renamed Fort Garry in 1822 and became the leading post in the region. In 1835, Fort Garry was rebuilt after the devastating flood of 1826 and although it played a small role in the actual trading of furs, it housed ...

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Winnipeg Manitoba, Winnipeg Manitoba - History, Winnipeg Manitoba - Geography and Climate, Winnipeg Manitoba - Government, Winnipeg Manitoba - Unicity, Winnipeg Manitoba - Demographics, Winnipeg Manitoba - Visible minorities, Winnipeg Manitoba - Religious affiliation, Winnipeg Manitoba - Languages Spoken, Winnipeg Manitoba - External links, Winnipeg Manitoba - Education, Winnipeg Manitoba - Higher Education, Winnipeg Manitoba - Workforce and industry, Winnipeg Manitoba - Large corporations based in Winnipeg, Winnipeg Manitoba - Transportation, Winnipeg Manitoba - Winnipeg International Airport, Winnipeg Manitoba - Railways, Winnipeg Manitoba - Bus Terminal, Winnipeg Manitoba - Winnipeg Transit, Winnipeg Manitoba - External links, Winnipeg Manitoba - Crime, Winnipeg Manitoba - Politics, Winnipeg Manitoba - Sports, Winnipeg Manitoba - Current professional franchises, Winnipeg Manitoba - Arts and culture, Winnipeg Manitoba - Festivals, Winnipeg Manitoba - Museums, Winnipeg Manitoba - Theatre Companies, Winnipeg Manitoba - Architecture, Winnipeg Manitoba - Local media, Winnipeg Manitoba - Daily newspapers, Winnipeg Manitoba - Ethnic media, Winnipeg Manitoba - Weekly newspapers, Winnipeg Manitoba - Magazines, Winnipeg Manitoba - Websites, Winnipeg Manitoba - Television stations, Winnipeg Manitoba - Locally based national cable television channels, Winnipeg Manitoba - Radio stations, Winnipeg Manitoba - Famous Winnipegers, Winnipeg Manitoba - Born in Winnipeg, Winnipeg Manitoba - Raised but not born in Winnipeg, Winnipeg Manitoba - Achieved fame while living in Winnipeg, Winnipeg Manitoba - Winnie-the-Pooh, Winnipeg Manitoba - Twinnings, Winnipeg Manitoba - Neighbouring communities

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Fox Sports World Canada has coverage of the following leagues: Primera División from Argentina English Premier League Ligue 1 from France German Bundesliga Italian Serie A MLS- US Professional Soccer Scottish Premier League USL First Division- Tier 2 Professional Soccer fe ...

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Fox Sports World Canada, Fox Sports World Canada - Programming, Fox Sports World Canada - External link

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Johnstown, settled in 1770, is perhaps most famous for its frequent floods. The "Great Flood" of May 31, 1889 occurred after the South Fork Dam collapsed 16 kilometers upstream from the city during heavy rains. At least 2,200 died as a result of the flood and subsequent fire that raged through the debris. Other major floods occurred in 1936 and 1977. Johnstown was founded in 1800 by the Swiss German settler Joseph Johns. The settlement was initially known as Schranzstadt, but was soon anglicized to Johnstown. From 1834 to 1854, the ci ...

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Johnstown Pennsylvania, Johnstown Pennsylvania - Geography, Johnstown Pennsylvania - Demographics, Johnstown Pennsylvania - History, Johnstown Pennsylvania - Johnstown in Film and Literature, Johnstown Pennsylvania - Sports, Johnstown Pennsylvania - Landmarks, Johnstown Pennsylvania - People

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Network Ten - Entertainment. Channel Ten is heavily reliant on its overseas product and has been labelled the "Simpsons and Law and Order Channel". It's target audience is 16-39 year olds. Network Ten's overseas product includes: Biggest Loser, The Bold and the Beautiful, The House Law & Order Law & Order: Special Victims Unit Law & Order: Criminal Intent Law & Order: Trial by Jur ...

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Network Ten, Network Ten - History, Network Ten - Ownership, Network Ten - On Air, Network Ten - Entertainment, Network Ten - Sport, Network Ten - News, Network Ten - Callsigns, Network Ten - Affiliates, Network Ten - Controversy, Network Ten - External link

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In 1738, the Sieur de la Vérendrye built the first post on the site, Fort Rouge, but it was later abandoned. Other posts were built in the Red River region, which was fiercely contested by the North West Company and the Hudson's Bay Company. Fort Gibraltar, a post of the North West Company on the site of present-day Winnipeg, was renamed Fort Garry in 1822 and became the leading post in the region. In 1835, Fort Garry was rebuilt after the devastating flood of 1826 and although it played a small role in the actual trading of furs, it housed ...

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Winnipeg Manitoba, Winnipeg Manitoba - History, Winnipeg Manitoba - Geography and Climate, Winnipeg Manitoba - Government, Winnipeg Manitoba - Unicity, Winnipeg Manitoba - Demographics, Winnipeg Manitoba - Visible minorities, Winnipeg Manitoba - Religious affiliation, Winnipeg Manitoba - Languages Spoken, Winnipeg Manitoba - External links, Winnipeg Manitoba - Education, Winnipeg Manitoba - Higher Education, Winnipeg Manitoba - Workforce and industry, Winnipeg Manitoba - Large corporations based in Winnipeg, Winnipeg Manitoba - Transportation, Winnipeg Manitoba - Winnipeg International Airport, Winnipeg Manitoba - Railways, Winnipeg Manitoba - Bus Terminal, Winnipeg Manitoba - Winnipeg Transit, Winnipeg Manitoba - External links, Winnipeg Manitoba - Crime, Winnipeg Manitoba - Politics, Winnipeg Manitoba - Sports, Winnipeg Manitoba - Current professional franchises, Winnipeg Manitoba - Arts and culture, Winnipeg Manitoba - Festivals, Winnipeg Manitoba - Museums, Winnipeg Manitoba - Theatre Companies, Winnipeg Manitoba - Architecture, Winnipeg Manitoba - Local media, Winnipeg Manitoba - Daily newspapers, Winnipeg Manitoba - Ethnic media, Winnipeg Manitoba - Weekly newspapers, Winnipeg Manitoba - Magazines, Winnipeg Manitoba - Websites, Winnipeg Manitoba - Television stations, Winnipeg Manitoba - Locally based national cable television channels, Winnipeg Manitoba - Radio stations, Winnipeg Manitoba - Famous Winnipegers, Winnipeg Manitoba - Born in Winnipeg, Winnipeg Manitoba - Winnie-the-Pooh, Winnipeg Manitoba - Raised but not born in Winnipeg, Winnipeg Manitoba - Achieved fame while living in Winnipeg, Winnipeg Manitoba - Twinnings, Winnipeg Manitoba - Neighbouring communities

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The Post was founded in 1998 by Conrad Black to combat what he saw as an 'over-liberalizing' of editorial policy in Canadian newspapers. Black built the new paper around the existing Financial Post, an established business-oriented newspaper in Toronto which he purchased from Sun Media in 1997. (Financial Post was retained as the name of the National Post's business section.) From the beginning the Post has been staunchly conservative, and has an editorial page featuring the writings of many prominent neo-conservatives and libertarians from the United States and Canada, including Diane Francis ...

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National Post, National Post - History, National Post - External link

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Long Beach California - Art. The Long Beach Museum of Art is owned by the City of Long Beach, and operated by the Long Beach Museum of Art Foundation. Long Beach also features the Museum of Latin American Art, founded in 1996 by Dr. Robert Gumbiner. It is the only museum in the western United States that exclusively features Latin American art. The University Art Museum on the Long Beach State campus (founded in 1973) has a national reputation ...

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Long Beach California, Long Beach California - History, Long Beach California - The early silent film industry in Long Beach, Long Beach California - Shipping and transportation, Long Beach California - Culture, Long Beach California - Art, Long Beach California - Music, Long Beach California - Sports, Long Beach California - Parks and recreation, Long Beach California - Multicultural events, Long Beach California - Parades, Long Beach California - Other cultural events, Long Beach California - Business, Long Beach California - Media, Long Beach California - Education, Long Beach California - Long Beach Unified School District, Long Beach California - Private high schools, Long Beach California - Private non-high schools, Long Beach California - Colleges and universities, Long Beach California - Geography, Long Beach California - Demographics, Long Beach California - Famous people born in Long Beach, Long Beach California - Famous residents of Long Beach, Long Beach California - Neighborhoods of Long Beach, Long Beach California - Two Eastsides?, Long Beach California - Trivia

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List of Canadian television channels - English channels. APTN, Aboriginal Peoples Television Network; shows focusing on or starring Aboriginals. It operates in several languages. ASN, Atlantic Satellite Network; regional entertainment channel in Atlantic Canada. CLT, Canadian Learning Television Bravo!, CHUM's arts and entertainment station CBC Newsworld, off-shoot of CBC Canadian Forces Radio and Television (not available domestically) The Comedy Networ ...

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List of Canadian television channels, List of Canadian television channels - Broadcast television networks, List of Canadian television channels - Regional broadcast television systems, List of Canadian television channels - Defunct regional broadcast television systems, List of Canadian television channels - Regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Conventional regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Educational regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Multicultural regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Religious regional broadcast television stations, List of Canadian television channels - Specialty television channels, List of Canadian television channels - English channels, List of Canadian television channels - French channels, List of Canadian television channels - Multicultural channels, List of Canadian television channels - English pay channels, List of Canadian television channels - French pay channels, List of Canadian television channels - English Pay-Per-View Channels, List of Canadian television channels - French Pay-Per-View Channels, List of Canadian television channels - Shopping channels unlicensed English, List of Canadian television channels - Shopping channels unlicensed French, List of Canadian television channels - Foreign channels available in Canada, List of Canadian television channels - Digital & Pay Television Channels, List of Canadian television channels - English channels, List of Canadian television channels - French channels, List of Canadian television channels - Multicultural channels, List of Canadian television channels - Music channels, List of Canadian television channels - Foreign channels available in Canada, List of Canadian television channels - Defunct channels, List of Canadian television channels - Note

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List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Newspapers. National Post Montreal Gazette Ottawa Citizen Windsor Star Regina Leader-Post Saskatoon StarPhoenix Calgary Herald Edmonton Journal Vancouver Sun Vancouver Province Victoria Times-ColonistSee also:

List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Canadian assets, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Newspapers, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Radio, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Television, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - CanWest Interactive, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Australian & New Zealand assets, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Television, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Radio, List of assets owned by CanWest Global Communications - Advertising

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In 1997, he played the lead voice role in computer game Zork Grand Inquisitor, as Dalboz of Gurth. His more recent films have included Teaching Mrs. Tingle (1999), Mystery, Alaska (1999), Best in Show (2000) (in which he reunited with Christopher Guest), Little Nicky (2000), The Guru (2002) and And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself (2003). Recent TV guest appearances include The Simpsons, Law & Order, Family Guy, Star Trek: Voyager, and Harvey Birdman, ...

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Michael McKean, Michael McKean - Early career, Michael McKean - Film and television, Michael McKean - Recent career, Michael McKean - Awards

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After solving the case of the Luna Ghost, Mystery, Inc. break up after having a major argument with Scooby and Shaggy the only ones left with the Mystery Machine. Two years later, the gang are reunited (much to their disappointment) as each is individually invited to Spooky Island, a "frightfully" popular theme park owned by Emile Mondavarious (Rowan Atkinson). Mondavarious tells the gang that students are mysteriously becoming mindless zombies and only utter pop phrases. Of course, Fred, Velma and Daphne do not agree to team up ...

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Scooby-Doo film, Scooby-Doo film - Main Cast, Scooby-Doo film - Soundtrack, Scooby-Doo film - Plot, Scooby-Doo film - Trivia

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Established in 1949 by California Governor Earl Warren to serve the rapidly expanding post World War II population of Orange and Southern Los Angeles counties, CSULB has grown to be one of the state's largest and most well respected universities. At its inception, the institution was known as Los Angeles-Orange County State College. It consisted of 25 courses taught by 13 faculty members in two apartment buildings at 5381 Anaheim Road in Long Beach. In June 1950, the citizens of Long Beach voted overwhelmingly to purchase 320 acres for the use as a permanen ...

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California State University Long Beach, California State University Long Beach - History, California State University Long Beach - Puvunga, California State University Long Beach - Academics, California State University Long Beach - Impacted Majors, California State University Long Beach - Student Life, California State University Long Beach - Associated Students, California State University Long Beach - KKJZ 88.1 FM, California State University Long Beach - Campus, California State University Long Beach - Athletics, California State University Long Beach - Alma Mater, California State University Long Beach - Notable faculty, California State University Long Beach - Notable Alumni

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Azaria is perhaps best known for his voice work on the animated television show The Simpsons. He has provided the voices for over 160 characters on the show including those of Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Moe Szyslak, Police Chief Clancy Wiggum, Comic Book Guy, Cletus and Professor Frink. He also provided the voice of Eddie Brock in the Spider-Man animated series of the mid-1990s. He has also appeared in movies such as Mystery Men, America's Sweethearts and Heat and on television starring as psychiatrist Craig " ...

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Hank Azaria, Hank Azaria - Personal life, Hank Azaria - Career, Hank Azaria - Awards, Hank Azaria - Emmy awards, Hank Azaria - Trivia, Hank Azaria - Partial filmography

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DejaView - Canadian Content. Adventures in Rainbow County Danger Bay Jokes on Us Seeing Things Sketches of Our Town Super Dave Osborne T&T It Seems Like Yesterday ...

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DejaView, DejaView - Programs, DejaView - Canadian Content, DejaView - External link

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Originally called The Mirror Boys, Chumbawamba were formed in 1982 from two other bands based in Yorkshire in the North of England, The Passion Killers and Chimp Eats Banana. Inspired musically by The Fall and the anarchist politics of Crass, Chumbawamba's activities in their early years were based around a communal house in Armley, Leeds. Stalwarts of the cassette culture scene, the band featured on many compilations. Chumbawamba were at the forefront of the 1980s anarcho-punk movement, frequently playing benefit gigs in squats and small halls for causes such as animal rights, the anti-war m ...

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Chumbawamba, Chumbawamba - Band history, Chumbawamba - Sky and Trees and Agit-Prop Records, Chumbawamba - One Little Indian Records, Chumbawamba - EMI controversy, Chumbawamba - MUTT Records, Chumbawamba - The name, Chumbawamba - Lineup, Chumbawamba - Partial discography, Chumbawamba - 1980-1985, Chumbawamba - 1986-1990, Chumbawamba - 1991-1995, Chumbawamba - 1996-2000, Chumbawamba - 2000-2005, Chumbawamba - Chumbawamba songs in film, Chumbawamba - Further reading/references

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In the 1970s, a call went out for "third" television stations in several major Canadian cities. A group of investors, led by Al Bruner and Peter Hill, founded Global Communications Ltd. with the idea of building a cross-Canada, all-UHF network. The group had to settle for a six-transmitter network in southern Ontario, stretching from Windsor to Ottawa. The group promised a high level of Canadian content and agreed not to accept local advertising. The new network, called the Global Television Network, launched on January 6, 1974 when CKGN-TV ...

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Global Television Network, Global Television Network - History, Global Television Network - News programming and controversies, Global Television Network - Entertainment programming, Global Television Network - Global stations, Global Television Network - CH system, Global Television Network - Slogans, Global Television Network - External link

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Originally called The Mirror Boys, Chumbawamba were formed in 1982 from two other bands based in Yorkshire in the North of England, The Passion Killers and Chimp Eats Banana. Inspired musically by The Fall and the anarchist politics of Crass, Chumbawamba's activities in their early years were based around a communal house in Armley, Leeds. Stalwarts of the cassette culture scene, the band featured on many compilations. Chumbawamba were at the forefront of the 1980s anarcho-punk movement, frequently playing benefit gigs in squats and small halls for causes such as animal rights, ...

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Chumbawamba, Chumbawamba - Band history, Chumbawamba - Sky and Trees and Agit-Prop Records, Chumbawamba - One Little Indian Records, Chumbawamba - EMI controversy, Chumbawamba - MUTT Records, Chumbawamba - The name, Chumbawamba - Lineup, Chumbawamba - Partial discography, Chumbawamba - 1980-1985, Chumbawamba - 1986-1990, Chumbawamba - 1991-1995, Chumbawamba - 1996-2000, Chumbawamba - 2000-2005, Chumbawamba - Chumbawamba songs in film, Chumbawamba - Further reading/references

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Prior to the switch, CKRD broadcasted a minimum of 40 hours of programming from the CBC, with the rest of the programming coming from CanWest Global's CH system. Those who wanted a full CBC schedule could view Edmonton's CBXT on cable in the area. News bulletins were broadcast at 12pm and 5pm, with a Saturday bulletin produced by CITV Edmonton aired at either 11pm, or after Hockey Night in Canada. ...

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CHCA-TV, CHCA-TV - Current Programming, CHCA-TV - Previous Programming, CHCA-TV - History

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On February 28, 2005, the CRTC approved the disaffiliation of CHBC in Kelowna, British Columbia from the CBC; it is expected to become the fifth CH station. Independently-owned CFJC in Kamloops, British Columbia, which airs nearly all of CHBC's non-local programming and has a joint sales agreement with the Kelowna station, is also expected to disaffiliate on that date and will likely adopt the CH schedule as ...

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CH television system, CH television system - CH stations, CH television system - Slogans, CH television system - External link

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Further information: History of socialism in Great Britain, and [[{{{2}}}]], and [[{{{3}}}]], and [[{{{4}}}]], and See also:

History of socialism, History of socialism - Early socialists, History of socialism - Marxism and the socialist movement, History of socialism - Social Democracy to 1917, History of socialism - Socialism and Communism 1917-39, History of socialism - Social Democracy 1945-70