12 Most Influential People in the History of Latin America
Edward Gibbon once said, “History is the register of the follies, crimes, and misfortunes of mankind.” You might think he…
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A Review of Steve Berry’s Book the King’s Deception
Buckle up, history buffs and thriller aficionados, because we’re embarking on a treacherous journey through time with Steve Berry’s pulse-pounding…
Why Rabaul Became a Ghost Town of War
Imagine a volcanic island fortress bristling with anti-aircraft guns, its harbor teeming with warships, and its airfields churning out bombers.…
10 Songs With Animal Titles
Many subjects have been the inspiration for songs, primarily love and relationships, but what about animals? The 1960s British Invasion…
Rediscovering Film Noir: A Guide to the Classics Genre
If you consider movies a high level of entertainment and spend a lot of time in this venue, it is…
A Comprehensive Look at The Crimean War (1854-56)
Read how the Crimean War started as an argument over holy ground and was characterized by inept commanding by the…
Mel Brooks: A Legendary Journey Through Comedy and Satire
There is something about comedies that keeps the audiences coming back for more. Parodies and satires, in particular, seem to…
History Of 19Th Amendment – Voting Equality For Women
Overview of the women’s movement to gain the right to vote in the United States from the mid-1800’s to the…
Top Ten Classic Evil-Computer Movies
Throughout history, a few despicable people have tried to conquer the world. Every one of them have failed, but succeeded…
The Remarkable Story of Antony Van Leeuwenhoek
Biography of Antony van Leeuwenhoek, discoverer of microbes and the first to describe spermatozoa. Antony van Leeuwenhoek (pronounced Layu-wen-hook) was…