March 28 Collection

"March 28: A Day of Historical Significance and Symbolism" On this day

March 28 Collection: Allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune (26 March-28 May 1871)

Allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune (26 March-28 May 1871). Illustration by Walter Crane (1845-1915) English artist, published in Germany

Allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune (26 March-28 May 1871)
543025 Allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune (26 March-28 May 1871). Illustration by Walter Crane (1845-1915) English artist, published in Germany

March 28 Collection: Arrest Diepo Negoro Lieutenant-General Baron De Kock

Arrest Diepo Negoro Lieutenant-General Baron De Kock
The Arrest of Diepo Negoro by Lieutenant-General Baron De Kock, The Submission of Diponegoro to Lieutenant General Hendrik Merkus Baron de Kock, March 28, 1830, ending the Java War (1825-30)

March 28 Collection: Mr Mrs Winston Churchill Government House reception

Mr Mrs Winston Churchill Government House reception
Mr. and Mrs. Winston Churchill at Government House reception on March 28, 1921, Jerusalem. 1921, Israel

March 28 Collection: Dandies Coat Arms March 28 1819 Etching hand colored

Dandies Coat Arms March 28 1819 Etching hand colored
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"March 28: A Day of Historical Significance and Symbolism" On this day, let us delve into the annals of history and explore the multifaceted events that have unfolded on March 28 throughout different eras. From political upheavals to artistic expressions, this date has witnessed significant moments that shaped societies and left lasting impressions. One such event is the allegorical representation of the Angel of the Paris Commune by Walter Crane, an English artist. This artwork captures the spirit and essence of a tumultuous period in French history from March 26 to May 28, 1871. The Paris Commune marked a time when citizens rose against social injustices, leading to both heroic acts and tragic consequences. In another corner of history, Lieutenant-General Baron De Kock arrested Diepo Negoro on March 28. This act highlights power struggles and conflicts between colonial forces during times when nations sought control over territories far from their shores. Shifting gears to more diplomatic affairs, Mr. And Mrs. Winston Churchill attended a Government House reception on this very day. Such gatherings serve as platforms for leaders to engage in dialogue, foster relationships, and shape policies that impact nations' futures. Stepping back further in time to March 28, 1819, we encounter an intriguing etching hand-colored with vibrant hues depicting Dandies Coat Arms. These fashionable individuals epitomize elegance while showcasing societal norms prevalent during that era. Returning once again to the Paris Commune period (March-May 1871), we witness its devastating aftermath through images like ruins engulfing Hotel de Ville—a stark reminder of destruction caused by conflict within society itself. Amidst these chaotic scenes emerge glimpses into daily life during those turbulent times—food shortages plaguing communities where beef or horsemeat became scarce commodities necessary for survival. The resilience displayed by citizen delegates wearing red ribbons symbolizes their unwavering commitment towards the ideals of the Commune.