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Brave and Buried: The Untold Stories of Vietnam's Tunnel Rats
On June 11, 1969, in Ba Ria city, Vung Tau province, Vietnam, a new guy arrived at the base to see a total mess. Just a few days earlier, a group of soldiers got hit by an M16 mine, which they called the "Jumping jack" because it leaped into the air when triggered. This mine killed three soldiers and wounded 24 others. Shortly after that, the enemy planted another mine that went off when a vehicle passed by, and this was the new guy's first encounter with a dead body. In the middle of all this chaos, he had to quickly get used to his job.
By Gavin Goodhall2 years ago in History
Exploring the Intriguing Aspects of Ancient Egyptian Culture
Egypt, a captivating vacation spot, is steeped in the mystique of an ancient world wonder - the Egyptian pyramids of Giza. The realm of ancient Egypt was marked by unconventional and extraordinary beliefs that pervaded all facets of life, including matters of intimacy. In this presentation, we delve into the peculiar sexual customs that characterized this enigmatic civilization. For those interested in further insights into diverse cultures' intimate lives, we encourage you to subscribe to our channel for similar videos.
By Jesus International outreach ministry Wisdom Centre2 years ago in History
Revealing the Injustice of History: The Heartbreaking Exploitation of Sarah Baartman
Unveiling the Tragic Tale of Sarah Bartman: Exploitation and Injustice In contemporary times, individuals worldwide invest significant resources to achieve certain physical aesthetics. However, the story of Sarah Bartman, also known as "Hottentot Venus," serves as a stark reminder of the horrifying experiences endured by Africans during a period of brutal slavery. Sarah's life, her exploitation even after death, and the distressing circumstances she endured are seldom acknowledged. In this video, we shed light on the harrowing journey of Sarah Bartman, the woman with a distinctive physique, and the atrocities she suffered at the hands of her captors.
By Jesus International outreach ministry Wisdom Centre2 years ago in History
Top 10 Cruel blood sports
Top 10 Cruel blood sports Even in the contemporary era, the remnants of barbarism persist within society. Blood sports, with their cruel treatment of animals, maintain a disheartening popularity. From the abhorrent act of hurling wildlife into the air to the pursuit of foxes with hounds, some individuals continue to derive perverse enjoyment from the suffering of creatures. Yet, this cycle of cruelty seldom goes without retribution. Presented below, in ascending order of abhorrence, are ten of the most heinous instances of animal cruelty, along with the fitting retribution faced by participants.
By Lindsay Franklin2 years ago in History
Hagia Sophia Highlights
The Hagia Sophia Museum, located in the heart of Istanbul, Turkey, stands as a living testament to the grandeur of architectural mastery and the enduring cultural significance that transcends time. With a history spanning over 1,500 years, this iconic marvel has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, religious transformations, and the evolution of civilizations.
By Pictures 1212 years ago in History
Unveiling the Mysteries of Bee Hives: A Journey into the Intricate World of Bee Societies and Survival Strategies
Bees made their first appearance on Earth around 130 million years ago, and their survival over the ages is a result of their intricate societal structure and teamwork. Within their colony, each bee has its own distinct role and responsibility. Some bees engage in building and repairing the hive, others guard it, some clean the environment, and there are those dedicated to gathering food. If we were to explore the inner workings of a bee hive, we would observe a complex system in action.
By Ichendu Victor2 years ago in History
History of Chocolate. Top Story - August 2023.
At the beginning of the article, you are going to read a short history of chocolate here. Move back to the past about 4000 years, where you can find the initial point of chocolate. It is obtained from a plant named cacao. These plants were initially found in Mesoamerica. From there, chocolate traveled to Spain and then to Europe. Afterward, it came back to America and the rest of the world.
By lary michael2 years ago in History
BEAUTY AND POCK FACE FAIRY TALE
Some time ago, a man wedded two spouses, and each bore a child young lady. The offspring of the principal spouse was lovely and was called Magnificence, however her sister who was a year more youthful than her, had a marked face and was called Scar Face. Scar Face was the second spouse's girl. The devilish stepmother was envious of her stepdaughter's exquisiteness so she mishandled Excellence and caused her to do each of the grimy undertakings in the house. Magnificence's mom, who passed on from labor, returned looking like a yellow cow. The yellow cow did all of the work for her, yet the stepmother found out and had the cow killed. Excellence gathered the bones and put them in a pot.
By subir kumar sarkar2 years ago in History
BRIEF HISTORY OF GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL
The idea of the "Incomparable American Book" alludes to a clever that catches the substance of American culture, society, and character. It's a term frequently used to portray a work of fiction that fundamentally affects writing and fills in as an impression of the country's set of experiences and values. While there is definitely not a solitary conclusive novel that can be named as the "Incomparable American Novel," a few works have been competitors for this title over the entire course of time. Here is a short outline of a few vital achievements and competitors throughout the entire existence of the Incomparable American Book:
By subir kumar sarkar2 years ago in History
The unsolved Nuclear Mystery
Nanda Devi is the second-most significant mountain in India, after Kangchenjunga, and the most important found absolutely inside the country.The the, whose name connotes "Pleasure Giving Goddess"is saw as the sponsor goddess of the Garhwal and Kumaon Himalayas. In certification of its severe significance and for the security of its sensitive climate, the Public power of India broadcasted the top as well as the circle of high mountains enveloping it .The including Nanda Devi Recreational area was declared an UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1988.
By Nikhil Jadhav2 years ago in History
Where Did the Titanic Iceberg Really Come From?
A beam of electric light pierces the darkness above the serene waters of the Atlantic Ocean. The Titanic sails quietly through the waves, its passengers asleep. Suddenly, a colossal white figure appears in the light beam – the faithful iceberg is about to collide with the legendary ship. This event occurred on April 14, 1912, just two days before an unusual elliptically shaped iceberg would be photographed. This iceberg, formed from snow that fell 100,000 years ago, likely originated from a cluster of glaciers in Southwest Greenland. Modern computer modeling and historical data help trace its journey.
By Danesh Kumar Thiyagarajan2 years ago in History
Navigating the Depths of Heartbreak: Finding Healing and Hope
Introduction Heartbreak, a profound emotional experience that transcends time and culture, is an inevitable part of the human journey. Whether it stems from the end of a romantic relationship, the loss of a loved one, or even shattered dreams, a broken heart can leave us feeling emotionally devastated. This article delves into the facets of heartbreak, its impact on mental and physical well-being, and offers insights into the process of healing and moving forward.
By Abbaty Sambo2 years ago in History
