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Hitler’s Nephew; The One Who Fought For The Allies
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Hitler’s Nephew; The One Who Fought For The Allies

It was a cold day in Long Island that January 1939 when William “Willy” Patrick Hitler … Hitler’s Nephew; The One Who Fought For The AlliesRead more

by Damon•September 8, 2023
Secret Experiments: 4 Times The CIA Tested On Citizens
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Secret Experiments: 4 Times The CIA Tested On Citizens

Major historical breakthroughs in science often come with a dark backstory. While we might be on … Secret Experiments: 4 Times The CIA Tested On CitizensRead more

by Hannah•September 7, 2023
How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved Author
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How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved Author

  Louisa May Alcott is known for her famous classic Little Women, published in 1868. She … How Louisa May Alcott Went From Poverty to Beloved AuthorRead more

by AO•September 6, 2023
25 Interesting Facts About The Beverly Hillbillies
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25 Interesting Facts About The Beverly Hillbillies

The Beverly Hillbillies might be one of the more recognizable TV families that you know of, … 25 Interesting Facts About The Beverly HillbilliesRead more

by B R•September 5, 2023
A History of Locusta, The Black Widow Of Rome
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A History of Locusta, The Black Widow Of Rome

Roman history is as long as it is packed with meticulous detail. Over the centuries of … A History of Locusta, The Black Widow Of RomeRead more

by Hannah•September 4, 2023
Hiroo Onoda; The Man For Whom WWII Didn’t End Until 1975
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Hiroo Onoda; The Man For Whom WWII Didn’t End Until 1975

On January 16th, 2014, as Hiroo Onoda exhaled his last breath, his battle with pneumonia ended … Hiroo Onoda; The Man For Whom WWII Didn’t End Until 1975Read more

by Damon•September 3, 2023
Who Was Socrates, Really?
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Who Was Socrates, Really?

We all know Socrates as the classical Greek philosopher who is credited with being one of … Who Was Socrates, Really?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•September 2, 2023
The History Behind 3 of Our Most Beloved Christmas Traditions
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The History Behind 3 of Our Most Beloved Christmas Traditions

Nothing says Christmas more than snow on the ground outside, a fire burning in the fireplace, … The History Behind 3 of Our Most Beloved Christmas TraditionsRead more

by Elizabeth Lundin•September 1, 2023
Which Came First? Bread or Beer?
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Which Came First? Bread or Beer?

Alcohol is integral to our existence as a species. Every culture, from tribes in the Amazon … Which Came First? Bread or Beer?Read more

by Elizabeth Lundin•August 31, 2023
Feline Fine: The Historical Development Of Cats In Society
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Feline Fine: The Historical Development Of Cats In Society

Love them or hate them, there’s no point in admitting that house cats belong anywhere else … Feline Fine: The Historical Development Of Cats In SocietyRead more

by Hannah•August 30, 2023

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