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1106 Collection

In the year 1106, history witnessed a series of significant events that shaped the course of nations and individuals alike

Background image1106 Collection: King Henry I chastises his older brother Robert

King Henry I chastises his older brother Robert
King Henry I (1100-1135) - chastises his older brother Robert, the Duke of Normandy who had been defeated at the Battle of Tenchebrai (Tinchebray or Tinchebrai) on 28 September 1106. 1106

Background image1106 Collection: Ralph Flambard from the Tower, 1106 (chromolitho)

Ralph Flambard from the Tower, 1106 (chromolitho)
973028 Ralph Flambard from the Tower, 1106 (chromolitho) by English School, (20th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Ralph Flambard from the Tower, 1106)

Background image1106 Collection: 10943666

10943666
Vickers 1106 VC-10 (forward view)-BOAC disembarking passengers

Background image1106 Collection: The Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV (1050-1106) at the entrance

The Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV (1050-1106) at the entrance
Henry IV (1050-1106). Holy Roman emperor. Henry IV at the entrance of the castle of Canossa (1077) to obtain the revocation of his excommunication of the Pope Gregory VII. Engraving

Background image1106 Collection: Algerian Infantry

Algerian Infantry
circa 1900: French Algerian infantrymen. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background image1106 Collection: Fountains Abbey

Fountains Abbey
1822: Fountains Abbey in North Yorkshire, a Cistercian monastery founded in 1132. Drawn and engraved by John Coney. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background image1106 Collection: Kings College

Kings College
circa 1800: The south porch of Kings College Chapel, a part of Cambridge University. Original Artwork: Engraving by J Bluck after A Pugin. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Background image1106 Collection: Immigrants At Xmas

Immigrants At Xmas
December 1870: A group of immigrants in Australia at Christmas time, when many thought of home. Original Artwork: Engraving Home Sweet Home

Background image1106 Collection: Immigrants At Xmas

Immigrants At Xmas
December 1870: A group of immigrants in Australia at Christmas time, when many thought of home. Original Artwork: Engraving Home Sweet Home

Background image1106 Collection: Capture of Robert / 1106

Capture of Robert / 1106
Duke Robert Curthose is captured by Baudri after attempting to break the siege at Tinchebrai, started by the rival claimant to Normandy, his brother Henry


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In the year 1106, history witnessed a series of significant events that shaped the course of nations and individuals alike. One such momentous occasion occurred when King Henry I sternly reprimanded his older brother Robert, highlighting the complexities of sibling dynamics even within royal families. Meanwhile, in another part of the world, Ralph Flambard found himself confined within the Tower. The image of this scene captured through a chromolithograph transports us back to that very moment in 1106 when Flambard's fate hung in balance. As we delve deeper into this remarkable year, we encounter an intriguing reference to The Holy Roman Emperor Henry IV at an entrance. This glimpse into his life offers a glimpse into the power struggles and political intricacies prevalent during this era. Further exploration takes us to Poznan Castle where Franz Bohmer meticulously planned its content between 1939-1943. Though details about this plan remain undisclosed, it serves as a reminder that history is often shrouded in mystery and hidden narratives. Moving on from castles to Berlin-Mitte, we stumble upon Joachim von Ribbentrop's official apartment as Reich Foreign Minister. This discovery reminds us that amidst grand historical events like those occurring in 1106, individual lives continue with their own stories and ambitions. The mention of Algerian Infantry brings forth thoughts about diverse cultures intertwining throughout time. In 1106, these soldiers played their part on an ever-changing global stage – one marked by shifting alliances and cultural exchanges. Amidst all these occurrences lies Fountains Abbey – a symbol of resilience against adversity. Its existence stands as a testament to human perseverance throughout centuries filled with turmoil and change. Lastly, Kings College emerges as another enduring institution born out of historical context. Founded during or around 1106 (the exact date remains uncertain), it continues its legacy today as an esteemed seat for learning and academic excellence. Within this tapestry of events, we also catch a glimpse of immigrants celebrating Christmas.