In 1977 the ACLU defended neo-Nazis’ right to march in Skokie, Illinois. Survivors fought back and built the Illinois Holocaust Museum. Here’s how both shaped history.
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Did Nazi & Unit 731 Experiments Teach Us Anything?
Did the Holocaust and Unit 731 experiments produce useful medical knowledge? A historian explains what was claimed, what was actually learned, and why it matters.
Did Nazi Soldiers Suffer After the War? 5 Hard Truths
Did Nazi soldiers face PTSD, alcoholism, drug use, or suicide after WWII? Five key facts on trauma, denial, and how former Nazis lived with what they did.
How Clinton Hid His Affair: Power, Staff & Secrets
How did Bill Clinton hide his affair with Monica Lewinsky in a building full of staff, security, and press? A look at origins, methods, outcomes, and legacy.
The Life of Raymond Carver
Raymond Carver has been credited with reviving the art of short stories. He is known for … The Life of Raymond CarverRead more
Ancient Maya Text Deemed Authentic
Disputes over the rare Grolier Codex have been going on for decades. However, a group of … Ancient Maya Text Deemed AuthenticRead more
17th Century Scottish Soldiers to be Reburied
Oliver Cromwell led thousands of Scottish soldiers into the English Civil War over 350 years ago. … 17th Century Scottish Soldiers to be ReburiedRead more
Mussolini’s Secret Message
A recent discovery has uncovered a message hidden underneath Rome’s massive obelisk. Why is this secret … Mussolini’s Secret MessageRead more
Pushing the Boundaries: Hunter S. Thompson
Born Hunter Stockton Thompson on July 18th, 1937 in Louisville, Kentucky. Hunter’s father served in World … Pushing the Boundaries: Hunter S. ThompsonRead more
The Ray Bradbury Chronicles
With works such as Fahrenheit 451, The Martian Chronicles, and Something Wicked This Way Comes, it’s hard not … The Ray Bradbury ChroniclesRead more