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13. Mai 2024 · From the BBC Archive. Originally broadcast 1 September 1963. 13 May. This interview with Driberg was recorded in 1963, shortly after Burgess' death from a heart attack in a Moscow hospital at the...
Vor einem Tag · Nachdem er Oxford [ohne Qualifikation] verlassen hatte, erweiterte der pädophile Dichter Tom Driberg seinen sozialen Kreis und berichtete über die Eskapaden der High Society, zu denen auch Evelyn Waugh und Aleister Crowley gehörten. In Evelyn Waughs Tagebucheintrag vom 30. Oktober 1927 heißt es:
15. Mai 2024 · The most intriguing instance in the unpromising history of new parties took place in 1967 when the erratic Labour MP Tom Driberg asked the American beat poet Allen Ginsberg to introduce him to Mick Jagger who Driberg thought could bring in the youth vote.
Vor 3 Tagen · Leading the outcry was Leftwing Labour MP Tom Driberg — something of an irony given that insidious anti-Semitism has tarnished the party in recent years, causing Keir Starmer to ban his predecessor Jeremy Corbyn from standing for Labour at the coming General Election. (Corbyn on Friday created fresh ructions by announcing he ...
8. Mai 2024 · Joan Littlewood talking to Tom Driberg, M.P. John Betjeman and Royston Ellis - a first meeting between poets of two generations and Johnny Morris on a filmed visit to a brass band factory. Contributors Presenter: David Jacobs Interviewee: Joan Littlewood Interviewer: Tom Driberg Speaker: John Betjeman Speaker: Royston Ellis Reporter ...
Vor 2 Tagen · He also befriended the journalist Tom Driberg; Driberg did not accept Thelema either. It was here that Crowley also published one of his most significant works, Magick in Theory and Practice, which received little attention at the time. In December 1928 Crowley met the Nicaraguan Maria Teresa Sanchez (Maria Teresa Ferrari de Miramar).
7. Mai 2024 · At the Mandrake Club on Meard Street, you might spy Tom Driberg MP’s crinkly coif bent in intimate colloquy with a handsome young visitor from East Berlin. Or you might ascend those steep stairs to the Colony Room Club and eavesdrop on a little sibilant bitchery from the first man in all London to wear black leather from head to ...
