The JFK Mysteries — World’s Most FAMOUS Assassination? More than 60 years later, we’ve got tons of questions that the government does not seem to be willing to answer (so far at least!). On November 22, 1963, John F. Kennedy,
Here are a couple of historical events that coincided in time that might just change your perception of the past: History is like an infinite book of wonders, and the more you read it, the more you’re eager to find
These Nazi war criminals escaped trial and lived a life on the run in Latin America In 1945, when WWII ended and everybody was trying to recover after everything, plenty of Nazi war criminals managed to escape prison. Among their
Joseph Stalin and his regime are so horrible that they are still giving us goosebumps. I briefly wrote about Joseph Stalin a couple of weeks ago, but I didn’t manage to cover the whole “story” in it. However, here’s the link
Have you ever questioned whether history unfolded exactly as we are taught or if there are details that might alter our perspective? History is frequently perceived through narratives transmitted over generations, often resulting in enduring misconceptions within American culture. Although
Who might be those American serial killers who were never caught? Having a dear one taken away too violently from you is a trauma nobody will ever get over. And the worst is that the killer who did that is
These are some of the most bizarre wars in history! Wars are bad; no matter the circumstances, they will never end well. History taught us, but we seem to never learn from our past mistakes. When we recall historical events
While environmental and public health advocates agree that Trump is the worst President ever, history shows that other presidents could also claim this title. Who do you think is the worst American President in history? Whether you agree that Trump
O.J. Simpson, a figure synonymous with both athletic achievement and a notorious criminal trial, has remained in the American public’s attention for more than a few decades. While many remember the key moments from his rise to fame as an
The 26th President of the United States, Theodor “Teddy” Roosevelt served from 1901 to 1909. As we all know, he was a larger-than-life figure, famously known for his boundless energy, progressive policies, and rugged persona. Born into a very wealthy
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