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...energy sources, usually electricity and petrol). * Julian calendar a calendar proposed (and taking its name from) Julius Caesar in 46 BCE. It uses the position of the sun and comprises a year of 365 days most years, and a 366-day leap year every four years. Julius Caesar intended this new calendar to solve a problem with the earlier Roman calendar. The earlier version had...

...energy, as was the case with radio broadcasting. In Germany, radio broadcasting was ‘to be above party politics – unlike so many of Germany’s great and influential newspapers and other printed periodicals – and it was not to be subject to the kind of international influence that challenged the independence of the German motion picture industry throughout the...