History can have some surprising twists now and then and give us a real glimpse into what the times might have been like. Argentina's Supreme Court has uncovered more than 80 boxes filled with Nazi-era documents and propaganda materials in its basement, where they had
In the late 1950s, fossils found in Toyohashi, Japan, were proclaimed as Japan’s oldest humans. But doubts were cast upon the discovery and have now been put to rest, revealing that the bones were actually that of an ancient brown bear. This revelation has prompted
A recent discovery of a potential prehistoric mega structure in Montana, known as the Sage Wall, has captivated scientists and the public. This remarkable find may redefine our understanding of ancient civilizations in North America, suggesting that engineering capabilities were far more advanced than we thought
The gaming industry has exploded in the last two decades, with more people from different walks of life finding video games as an enjoyable hobby. Despite the modern era of gaming being so huge, the 1990s had some of the best titles that influenced how
1948 was a turning point in the way trains were designs due to several factors including a tragic disaster. Steam locomotives dominated the rail industry for decades until they started to decline in the face of innovation. The Legacy of Steam Locomotives In the early 20th century,
Amidst war-torn London, where bombs fell from the sky and blackouts blanketed the city at night, a new terror was born—not in the air, but within. Gordon Cummins, a highly decorated RAF airman, took advantage of the Blitz anarchy to commence a brutal series of
The Winter War (1939–1940) was a defining moment in Finnish history, showcasing the country’s resilience against overwhelming odds during the Soviet invasion. Despite being outnumbered and under-equipped, Finland's soldiers demonstrated extraordinary courage and ingenuity in defending their homeland. These images give you a glimpse into their lives while defending
Ruth Ellis was a young mother of two who became the last woman to be hanged in Britain on July 13, 1955. She was hanged for the murder of her abusive boyfriend, David Blakely. Her execution sparked a massive public outcry and played a massive
The Dead Sea Scrolls are manuscripts found between 1946 and 1956 in caves near the Dead Sea, specifically at Qumran in the West Bank. Many consider them one of the most significant archaeological finds of the 20th century. They include texts from the third century
Documents about a proposed military plan have come to light surrounding the Vietnam War. The plan was codenamed "Fracture Jaw" and would have implemented nuclear weapons in the Vietnam War as a contingency. The plan would have targeted North Vietnamese positions and supply lines despite
