Newsletter Issues Historyogi Post Issue 79 16 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 The 79th issue of The Historyogi Post is out! An epic double decker bus ride across Eastern Europe in 1968The transfer of Christmas Island from Singapore to Australia in 1958Keong…
Travels Europe 2019: A Journey through History & Culture 12 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 In October 2019, I embarked on my first ever trip to Europe. Over the 17-day journey, I visited museums and historic landmarks, caught up with friends, and sampled some amazing…
Travels Krakow 2019 (Day 16-17) 12 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 Day 16 On this day, I visited the National Museum in Krakow, the Polish Aviation Museum and ended with a grand dinner at a goose restaurant. What I saw Strolling…
Travels Krakow 2019 (Day 14-15) 12 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 Day 14 I bid farewell to Warsaw and hopped onto a high speed train for the 2 hour trip down to Krakow. I then spent the afternoon on a walking…
Travels Warsaw 2019 (Day 10-13) 12 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 Day 10 On Day 10, I said farewell to Beerlin and set off for Warsaw via the Berlin-Warsaw Express. The six hour ride took me through the flat plains of…
Travels Berlin 2019 (Day 8-9) 12 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 Day 8 I spent Day 8 exploring the Neues Museum and the Pergamon Museum, both filled with thousands of artefacts from across the world. One of the most fascinating days…
Travels Berlin 2019 (Day 6-7) 12 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 Day 6 I departed London on the morning of Oct 14, travelling by the Eurostar to Brussels. I then took two ICE trains to Berlin, changing in Cologne. I reached…
Travels London 2019 (Day 4-5) 12 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 Day 4 My friend Alex and I spent the day touring the Imperial War Museum and the districts with Big Ben, Parliament and Buckingham Palace. What I saw Began the…
Travels London 2019 (Day 1-3) 12 Oct 20205 Jan 2021 Day 1 I checked into the YHA Hostel at St Pancras, which was conveniently located across the road from King's Cross Tube station. The rooms were comfortable. As it was…
Reviews Yogi’s Verdict: They Were Her Property 22 Sep 20205 Jan 2021 This book by historian Stephanie Jones-Rogers makes a case that white women were not just passive participants in slavery but were active and prominent “co-conspirators”. By studying the voices of…
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