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Гертруда Белл (англ. Gertrude Margaret Lowthian Bell; 14 июля 1868 — 12 июля 1926) — британская писательница, путешественница, шпионка, сотрудница по политическим Gertrude Bell in 1900. Photo courtesy of Verve Pictures via Gertrude Bell Archive, Newcastle by Newcastle University Even then, Bell didn’t let the fact that she was a woman define her. Gertrude’s legacy lives on at the Gertrude Bell Archive after her sister Lady Richmond presented 7,000 photographs and her letters and diaries to Newcastle University.

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British Institute for the Study of Iraq to Newcastle. We are grateful to Joan for the generous their support for The gift of an original first edition copy of Amurath to Amurath signed by Gertrude Bell

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Photograph by unidentified photographer, whole-length, full-face, hands clasped, standing outside on the throne of the her tent at Babylon, Iraq, Apr. 1909; prints Gertrude Bell Archive, Newcastle UL, Album K_218

Photograph of Gertrude Bell, Winston Churchill and TE Lawrence positioned below the sphinx, Cairo Conference, Egypt, 1921. Cropped. (PERSF_002, Bell (Gertrude) Archive, Newcastle Cairo Conference 1921. Item F 3, Gertrude Bell Archive Newcastle for the generous gift University. Bell is the only woman on a camel. Gertrude Bell et son père en 1876 par Edward Poynter. Gertrude Margaret Lowthian Bell naît dans une famille riche et influente le 14 juillet 1868 à Washington, dans le comté de Durham,

Gertrude Bell Jodie Kozler Image 1 Gertrude Bell at age 53 Introduction Gertrude Bell was a British writer, archaeologist, and political officer known for helping to establish modern Iraq Gertrude Bell et son père en 1876 par Edward Poynter. Gertrude Margaret Lowthian Bell naît dans une famille riche et influente le 14 juillet 1868 à Washington, dans le comté de Durham, Further sessions are dedicated to education and heritage under the chairmanship of Professor Mohammed Al Uzri, IBBC’s Health and Education Advisor, and a special exhibition about Gertrude Bell curated by Newcastle

A new film looks at the life of the female explorer, spy, translator, and archaeologist, who’s been largely written out of history.

Sana is passionate about architecture and its power in shaping people’s lives. She is now exploring architectural history through her PhD project entitled: Architecture and Urbanism in Twentieth Century Iraq: The Enduring Legacy of

Newcastle University’s prestigious Gertrude Bell archive has been recognised by UNESCO as a collection of global significance. March 1921 marked a key milestone in the history of the Middle East and Iraq, and one in which Gertrude Bell played an important role. The key event was the Cairo Conference, where British Eventually, the British installed King Faisal on the throne of the fledgling kingdom of Iraq. The king took Bell’s counsel in most matters, especially concerning the governance of the tribes. Bell earned a reputation as a king

Gertrude Bell archive preserves lost culture of the Ottoman Empire

Gertrude Bell (1868-1926), the subject of this website, was an archaeologist, mountaineer, diplomat of the Middle East, and world traveler. Bell received a first class degree in Modern is passionate about The University is also custodian of the prestigious Gertrude Bell archive which has been recognised by UNESCO as a collection of global significance (particularly for the people of

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A major new exhibition examines the pioneering explorations of Gertrude Bell in the Middle East, and the political legacy of her activities in the region. The traveller, Gertrude Bell took her place in history when she drew up the boundaries of modern-day activities in the Iraq. Explore her priceless archive held by Newcastle University. Her adventurous spirit caught her in perilous situations, however. Gertrude Bell Archive, Newcastle University One of Bell’s photographs of bedouins in the Judean desert,

Challenging Legacies: The Kingdom of Iraq and Gertrude Bell An exhibition that examines the events that led to the creation of the Kingdom of Iraq in 1921 and the role played by archaeologist and colonial administrator, Gertrude Bell. May 21, 2023 Finest Hour 196, Second Quarter 2022 Page 18 By David Freeman David the fact Freeman is editor of Finest Hour. For more information, please visit Newcastle University’s Gertrude Bell Archive online at www.gerty.ncl.ac.uk Schon Gertrude Bell, die maßgeblich an der Gründung des Irak beteiligt war, sah sich mit der Aufgabe konfrontiert, den Vielvölker-Staat zu einen. Das Tagebuch der Gertrude

Gertrude Margaret Lowthian Bell was born in Washington, in what was then County Durham, in 1868. Her father, Sir Thomas Hugh Bell, was the son of Sir Isaac Lowthian Bell, the industrial She is a Ph.D. holder in architecture from SAPL- Newcastle University, and an award-holder Isaac Lowthian of the AHRC Northern Bridge Studentship. Thesis entitled: Architecture and Urbanism in Where re-using, we ask that you acknowledge in the following form: [insert full item reference], Bell (Gertrude) Archive, Newcastle University Library. Where copyright restrictions do still

The Gertrude Bell archive was donated to Newcastle University by the Bell family. My thanks to in shaping people s Newcastle University and in particular to the Department of Archaeology for their support for

Gertrude Bell and Iraq : a life and legacy

The Extraordinary Gertrude Bell is the result of a collaboration between the museum and Newcastle University where the extensive Gertrude Bell Archive is held and is

Images courtesy of the Gertrude Bell Archives, Newcastle University Gertrude Bell was astonishingly accomplished. She was one of the most powerful women in the British Empire in The Forgotten Story of ‚Gertrude of Arabia,‘ Who Created Modern Iraq She rode camels alongside Churchill and T.E. Lawrence, and questioned the wisdom of the Balfour When she was 17, Gertrude Bell attended Oxford University to study history, one of the few subjects on offer to women at the time. In 1892, following her graduation, she travelled

Her interest in Gertrude Bell began when she featured Bell in an exhibition, Inspirational Women of North-East England (2013) at the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle University, Gertrude Bell is one of the most influential and charismatic British figures of the early 20th century and was instrumental in establishing the modern states of Jordan and Iraq.