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Tell your children the truth!
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Tell them it all began in Egypt (advanced civilization, science, math, philosophy, religion, architecture). Tell them the first Egyptians were Black, nothing to do with H.ollywood movies. Tell them Christopher Columbus did not discover the A.mericas, that Mansa Musa, the Malian, was the richest man in the world, that the…
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The untold story of Eduard Bloch.
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In March 1941 it had been about a year and a half since the outbreak of World War II, but there were still eight months before Pearl Harbor was attacked and the United States entered the fighting. That’s why Collier’s Weekly, one of the most important and widely read weeklies…
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Rigoulot’s story began when he was arrested by the Nazis for striking a guard in a prison camp.
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Rigoulot’s story began when he was arrested by the Nazis for striking a guard in a prison camp. He was put into a cell that was considered to be unbreakable, with bars that were made from the strongest steel available. However, Rigoulot managed to bend the bars of his cell…
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A painful photo of a great mathematician .
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A painful photo of a great mathematician – A matriculation topper from Bihar Board in 1961, he went to University of California, Berkeley in 1963 to study Mathematics. got PhD in 1969 (He received PhD on Reproducing Kernels and Operators with a Cyclic Vector from University of California, Berkeley, in…
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HOW STALIN REESTABLISH A DISCIPLE IN THE SOVIET ARMY AGAINST NAZI GERMANY, STALIN ISSUED ORDER NO 227 WHICH GAVE BIRTH TO THE FAMOUS SLOGAN “NOT A STEP BACK”.
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But what if the soldiers still took a step back? Or ten steps back? What would Stalin do about it? Oh yes, absolutely, orders similar to Stalin’s Order No.227 have been issued many many times in history! Here I’m gonna give just one single most relevant and ironic example. A…
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NPR uncovered secret execution tapes from Virginia. More remain hidden.
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On a summer’s day in 2006, inside an apartment not far from Virginia’s old death chamber, an 82-year-old man handed over a briefcase to an archivist. The bag held four execution recordings so rare, similar tapes from another state had been released just once before in history. When executions take…
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Garrote Execution…
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The garrote is a device thatstrangles a person to death. It very common once, is no longer sanctioned by law in any country though training in its use is still carried out in the French Foreign Legion. It was widely employed in 17th and 18th century India as an assassination…
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THE REVIEL HISTORY OF THE PEOPLE OF AMAMPONDO/MPONDO.
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The name Mpondo came came from their first King called Mpondo who was a twin to Mpondomise & to Xesibe which they were Kings to their nations that is named after them. The Mpondo nation is like a nation just like the Xhosa & Zulu people but they are officially…
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Poena Cullei: The Worst Roman Punishment.
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Throughout history Man has shown extraordinary imagination in inventing penalties and sentences for crimes committed by fellow man. The Romans in particular had an almost theatrical quality in the way these punishments were dolled out. One of the worst was reserved for parricide—the killing of a parent— in which the…
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THE HORRIBLE STORY OF THE “NO GUN RI MASSACRE”
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The first month of the Korean War was chaotic and full of military failures for the South Korean army and its allied U.S. Army. The invasion came as a complete surprise and the North Korean army quickly captured Seoul and rolled southward with little opposition. American forces had been quickly…