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Last time on History's Nutcases, we covered the infamous Vlad the Impaler. This week, we're not moving very far fr...
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Pretty much everyone has heard of the "Black Death": the plague that wiped out almost 200 million people in Europe during ...
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Last time in Unsolved Archaeology we covered the Nazca Lines. This time, we're covering arguably one of the most enigmatic and mysterious o...
Leaving from Southampton, England, the Titanic embarked on her maiden voyage on April 10th 1912. Considered one of the largest ships during its time, the Titani...
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On the morning of May 24, 1819 at the Kensington Palace, Princess Victoria (full name Alexandrina Victoria) was born to Prince Edward,...
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Europe's Dark Ages have captivated people for centuries. There's been whole history textbooks written about them. They're shrouded in myste...
How many of you listen to podcasts? I'd bet it's quite a few since podcasting has exploded as a medium in the past few years. When you think about it, it's ...
Though best known for his beloved fairy tales, Hans Christian Andersen was Danish playwright, poet, novelist, and writer of travelogues. Some of his best known ...
Close to 1,500 years ago, a Chinese woman by the name of Farong was buried with some of the most exquisite jewelry imaginable. In 2011, her tomb was discovered ...
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Never has a man created more wreckage in such a short amount of time. From the time Hitler took power in 1934 until his suicide in 1945, his s...
