Nearly made it through Dry January? Did you know that from October 1915 onwards it was illegal in Britain to treat other people to a round of drinks? Too much alcohol was thought to be damaging to productivity during wartime. https://t.co/8al8nzxeTT pic.twitter.com/YLzjvboOTH

— Imperial War Museums (@I_W_M) January 29, 2018

Anglo Saxon London, #oldlondon pic.twitter.com/tzBUNfIBI3

— Old London (@GreatestCapital) January 29, 2018

Cuba 1959. From a back-issue of Modern History Review. GCSE Historians take note! #coldwar pic.twitter.com/0DKJVT7JN0

— Historychappy (@historychappy) January 28, 2018

Between 1940-1945 German Nazis deported ca. 1,3 million people to #Auschwitz: 1,1 mln Jews, 150k Poles, 23k Roma, 15k Soviet POWs & 25k others incl. almost 400 Jehova's witnesses and at least 77 homosexuals. Around 1,1 million people were murdered in Auschwitz, 90% Jews..

— Auschwitz Memorial (@AuschwitzMuseum) January 27, 2018

73 years ago today over 7,000 prisoners of #Auschwitz, including ca. 700 children, were liberated by the Soviet army. https://t.co/hyEaUWEVbu pic.twitter.com/jpmNLc4Ev8

— Auschwitz Memorial (@AuschwitzMuseum) January 27, 2018

History Teachers! Free PDF resource on Malcolm X for your students. Covers the main arguments for & against his contributions. Download it now for free from https://t.co/tUPfe9T8TH pic.twitter.com/z9PKedTRCz

— Versus History (@VersusHistory) January 19, 2018