The original Keep Calm survivor at Barter Books, Alnwick. ... In April 1940, with the British people having adjusted to the Phoney War and no sign of an impending aerial apocalypse, ...

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Keep calm and carry on: a quintessentially British phrase that has been exported and imprinted the world over. But before becoming a viral meme, this remnant of World War II was first overlooked ...

The millions of "Keep Calm" posters were pulped after 1940 because of a wartime paper shortage. Only the Manleys' copy and one other were known to exist until 2012, when Antiques Roadshow ...

Henry Irving receives funding from the Arts and Humanities Research Council. “Keep Calm and Carry On” is now one of the most recognisable slogans in British history. Its resilient message has ...

A strange sign has found its way to walls across our country: Keep Calm And Carry On, a World War II-era Britishism that's become a brightly colored, boldly fonted, and mostly misguided placard of ...

Even though 2.5 million were produced, "Keep calm and carry on" was shelved by the government and moldered in boxes until a bookstore owner found one in 2000. The rest, of course, is history.

I suggest we listen to British history and ‘Keep calm and carry on,” writes Kent Sepkowitz. Easing the intensity of Covid-19 precautions carries with it the false suggestion that it is 2019 ...

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