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These links will connect you to related
areas
of information on WWII. These
links are great sites for more information/resources on the
Medieval period and the Knights Templar.
These links are excellent for further
information/resources on ancient Sparta.
These links put you in touch with very interesting, helpful and
loving people on the web.Sit
back, start clicking, and
browse your way through some pages that are very enjoyable.
![]() Ancient
Greece - Crystal LinksFor a good index to a
variety
of topics related to Ancient Greece. Although not directly
related to Sparta, I found the section on the Gordion Knot
fascinating.
Ancient Sparta ArticlesFor a good anthology of
articles about Sparta. All of the information is presented as
an on-line link list.
The British Air
Transport Auxiliary WebsiteThis site is dedicated to
the
memory of the American women flyers who volunteered to ferry
aircraft for the Royal Air Force and Royal Navy in wartime Great
Britain, from 1942-45. This project is an initiative of Ann
Wood-Kelly, herself a former ATA pilot, and is the result of her
desire to keep the flame alive for the first women to fly military
aircraft.
This is a comprehensive site with further links. It has more details as to the finer points of the various decisions the pope made regarding the order which are interesting. Crystal Cloud
GraphicsDesigner of this web
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you can take advantage of the many free web sets and graphics the
site offers.
Elysium Gates Web
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charities!
A lengthier, chronological history of the Knights Templar. This is a well researched site with many quotes from other historical texts. If you like historical novels, this is a great site to surf. At present, the Historical Novel Society boasts over 900 members world-wide: authors, publishers, booksellers, librarians, general readers, and more. The Historical Novels Review aims to review every new work of adult historical fiction released in the USA or the UK. Selected titles from Canada, Australia, and New Zealand are also reviewed, as are selected children's/young adult titles, for a grand total of over 800 reviews per year. If you love Helena's books, please consider telling them. Best Novels Visit this site for a simplified, chronological history. There is a short synopsis of each period of history. "The Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the history of women in aviation and space and the documentation of their continuing contributions today and in the future." By Malcolm Barber. A good concise and serious history/description of the Knights Templar. This article is well written, and addresses the sensationalism surrounding this subject. Lance'sLot of Business
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This section of the Royal Air Force site celebrates the history of the service and its pioneering role in the development of aviation, from its earliest beginnings to the present day. I found of special interest their section on the ATA, "Women with Wings." This is a great web site with tons of information, pictures, videos and more. There is a whole section called "World War II Aircraft Hangar" with over 60 aircraft and missiles are on display in the Air Power Gallery. The displays include examples of WWII Army Air Force pursuit aircraft and bombers. The "Museum History Gallery" is a virtual gallery that presents some of the thousands of 'wall' displays present in the actual Museum in the various indoor galleries. Also there is a huge section called "Women Pilots in WWII" it is very worthwhile to visit. WASP, Women Pilots of
WWIIA project to document,
digitize, publish and preserve the history of the WOMEN
AIRFORCE SERVICE PILOTS of World War II into an exciting and unique
multi-media VIRTUAL MUSEUM where kids of all ages can log on and
learn about the first women in history to fly American military
aircraft: the WASP!
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