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WW1(Part2)
"All major and multinational wars between countries worldwide are collectively referred to as "World Wars." In history, there have been two primary world wars: the First World War (1914-1918) and the Second World War (1939-1945). These two wars have had profound and far-reaching impacts, bringing about significant changes in politics, economics, and society globally.
By MynameisN2 years ago in History
Anne Frank's quotes and thoughs
The topic is thorny given the current times, but I am here to remember that Anne (and other Jews) was a girl proud of being Jewish and persecuted for it. She was finally killed for it. She was deprived of a future because of this.
By Cecilia Maria Cimmino2 years ago in History
Title: The Rise and Fall of Nawab Sirajuddaula: Betrayal and Tragedy in Bengal
Title: The Rise and Fall of Nawab Sirajuddaula: Betrayal and Tragedy in Bengal In the lush, fertile lands of Bengal, during the 18th century, a young prince named Sirajuddaula was born into the powerful Nawab family. From his early years, Sirajuddaula displayed remarkable intelligence and courage, traits that would shape his destiny and the fate of an entire region.
By olymoolla2 years ago in History
Cluster of four asteroids to hurtle past Earth on 16 February, 2024
If the largest of the asteroids were to actually strike the Earth, then it would result in an impact crater measuring 440 metres across. An impact of comparable intensity actually takes place about once every 2,000 years. About 2.5 million people would lose their lives, if such an impact were to take place over a major metro city in India.
By Aabusad Pathan2 years ago in History
St. Martin 1939
In the small village of St. Martin, nestled in the idyllic countryside of France, life flowed peacefully for centuries. The villagers, a tight-knit community, tended to their crops, raised their families, and celebrated together during the annual harvest festival. But this tranquility would soon be shattered, as the winds of war began to sweep across the world.
By M2 years ago in History
A Legacy of Conquest and Controversy
Napoleon Bonaparte, born on August 15 1769 on the island of Corsica is widely recognized as one of the influential figures, in human history. According to the book "Who's Bigger" published in 2013 which ranked figures based on their significance Napoleon secured a second place surpassed only by Jesus Christ and preceding the Prophet Muhammad. While his exceptional skills as a strategist are well documented it is fascinating to explore the twists and achievements that defined Napoleons remarkable life.
By JOHN KIMARI2 years ago in History
The Curator's Temptation
In the dimly lit corridors of the Museum of Ancient Artifacts, Harold Eldrige, a meticulous curator with an insatiable curiosity, stumbled upon an artifact that was recently acquired by the museum that would challenge the boundaries of his knowledge, The Ankh of Eternity. This discovery was a remarkable one. The relic, bathed in a radiant glow, divulged secrets that defied the constraints of time.
By Joe Sebeh2 years ago in History
Join the Hidden Conversation
This week I was blessed to attend one of the biggest meetings of booksellers in the United States, and to hear the keynote address of author/journalist/storyteller Michele Norris.
By Judey Kalchik 2 years ago in History
The History of the Rape Island
This little island is literally in the middle of nowhere. With beautiful cliffs, jungles, and a horrific past. This is Pitcairn Island.
By Burk2 years ago in History
Miriam,
“The name of Amram’s wife was Jochebed the daughter of Levi, who was born to Levi in Egypt; and to Amram she bore Aaron and Moses and their sister Miriam” (Numbers 26:59, NKJV). Miriam means bitter. Miriam is the older sister of Aaron and Moses. It was Miriam who watched Moses (when he was in a basket) from afar and she also mentioned to Pharoah’s daughter about finding a Hebrew woman for the baby Moses. Even though the mother gave Moses up (it was to protect him) it was through the providence of God that she was able to get him back. She taught him all he needed to know that he was a Hebrew and was not an Egyptian.
By Lisa Briskey2 years ago in History
What is Alaskapox? Side effects to realize after death points out infection
News that an older man in Gold country has passed on from Alaskapox — the principal known casualty, as per state wellbeing authorities — has carried newly discovered consideration regarding the as of late found infection.
By MD Syfullah2 years ago in History
United States of America
In the heart of United States of America where the sun kisses the mountains, and rivers weave tales through the valleys, lies a tapestry of stories waiting to be told. "Eclipsed Horizons" unfolds in a land where the past and present dance together, shaping the destiny of a nation grappling with its identity.
By Waqas Ashraf2 years ago in History