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Recreation, Living History, By Historical Region, Europe - Hands On The Past. Offer living history presentations from Anglo-Saxon to Home Guard.

LPLG, Landelijk Platform voor Levende Geschiedenis, The Netherlands Platform for Living History

VMLH Vereniging voor Militaire Living HistoryLiving history, ook wel bekend als re-enactment, is het uitbeelden en herbeleven van militaire- en burgergeschiedenis. Onze vereniging houdt zich voornamelijk bezig met de militaire geschiedenis. We zijn met diverse groepen actief in uiteenlopende periodes, vanaf de vroege Middeleeuwen tot en met de Tweede Wereldoorlog.

The History Re-enactment Workshop, Tudor and Stuart Specialists, is a registered educational charity, which aims to promote historical knowledge by means of re-enactment of daily life and particular occurences in suitable settings, to the highest possible

Recreation, Living History, By Historical Region, Europe - Knight's Tour. Interactive education in Medieval history.

Recreation, Living History, By Historical Region, Europe - 17th Century Stuff. Information by and for 17th century reenactors.

Colonel Nicholas Devereuxs Regiment - a reenactment unit from the English Civil War Society

Recreation, Living History, By Historical Region, Europe - The Siege Group. Englishmen reenacting the English Civil War (with occasional forays to later periods) with reference to the specific history of their venues.

Recreation, Living History, By Historical Region, Europe - The Blew Regiment of the Cittie of London Trayned Bande. Part of the London Trained Bands in the Sealed Knot society.

Recreation, Living History, By Historical Region, Europe - The Marquess of Winchesters Regiment. The site of a group of people who re-enact the military and social aspects of the English Civil War.

Civil wars that are fought over religion have tended to occur more in monotheistic than in polytheistic societies; one explanation is that the latter tend to be more flexible in terms of dogma, allowing for some latitude in belief. In Europe through the middle Ages, the Christianity of the great bulk of the population was influenced by pagan tradition.