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The aim is not simply to present summaries of national histories, but to look at important historical phenomena from a transnational and European perspective
Sounds like an interesting place to visit. After all, there are plenty of museums dedicated to the negative aspects of our history.
But frankly, if you're reading the Daily Hate then I suppose most things are an affront to traditional British sensibilities.
Sarong Kabaya
Thought you were on the national costume of my country.
Apologies for the mis-spell... it should have been Sarong Kebaya.
It was a play on words. Re:So long and goodbye' as some info in the link basically states that some parts of European history have been re-written.
Picked up a few words from my time in Singapore and Malaya/sia during the 60's.
Amazing how some words in different languages remain in the memory banks after over 50 years, especially, when you can't remember what you had for breakfast?
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Sarong Kabaya 
Apologies for the mis-spell... it should have been Sarong Kebaya. 
Amazing how some words in different languages remain in the memory banks after over 50 years, especially, when you can't remember what you had for breakfast? 
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