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A woman warns beach goers that their clothing choices are going to send them to hell, 1980s.
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After being invented in 1947, the bikini was considered to be a scandalous piece of clothing and was bought discreetly until the 1960s when it became more accepted. The 1980s had a focus on men and women showing more skin, as well as men getting more muscular in the gym.…
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The Eagle Died After Twenty Years!
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This map shows the movement of an Eagle over a twenty years period . 🦅 It had the tracker fitted in Russia and it finally died twenty years later in the Valley of the Child in Saudi Arabia. It is very interesting to see just how far this Eagle travelled…
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Ottoman Forces Commented Ra.pe Against Armenian Women
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When historians read the last battles of wars, armed conflicts and the social statues of defeated people under the authority of their occupiers tyranny they will be confronted by a singular social phenomenon – rape, Systematic rape. In 1915 Ottoman forces were accused via reports of having committing rape against…
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Armenian men being hanged during the Armenian Genocide in 1915.
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Besides Armenian genocide. Islamization of Armenians was carried out as a systematic state policy involving the bureaucracy, police, judiciary, and clergy and was a major structural component of the genocide. An estimated 100,000 to 200,000 Armenians were Islamized,[186] and it is estimated that in the early twenty-first century as many…
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California Tourist in Yellowstone Hospitalized After Taking Selfie With Porcupine
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As Yellowstone’s tourist season kicks off, so does the number of incidents involving what we call “tourons” — tourists who aren’t quite in tune with the reality of wild North American animals. This season has started off with a bang — literally! Lee Bangbang, a visitor from San Diego, was…
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Is there any veterans of the Dirlewanger Brigade still alive?
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“The infamous SS-Sturmbrigade Dirlewanger, also known as the Dirlewanger Brigade, came into the spotlight in Poland last week The Warsaw Uprising Museum has obtained a list of members of the infamous brigade The infamous SS-Sturmbrigade Dirlewanger, also known as the Dirlewanger Brigade, came into the spotlight in Poland last week…
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Meet Oliver Sipple, the veteran who saved President Ford’s life – and was punished for it
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In 1975, a disabled Vietnam vet named Oliver Sipple saved President Gerald Ford from an assassin. Although Sipple was hailed a hero at first, the tide quickly turned when the media outed him as a gay man. Not only did the exposure of his homosexuality overshadow his heroic act, it…
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In the span of three years, Sara Zyskind lost her entire family to the horrors of the Łódź ghetto.
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After her mother died in the ghetto, 14-year-old Sara moved in with her aunt Cesia. On January 16, 1942, the German authorities began the first wave of deportations of Jews from the ghetto. Cesia and her five children were among this wave of deportees murdered at Chełmno killing center. In…
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Billy the Kid Escaped from Jail April 28, 1881–world history and facts
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On the night of April 28, 1881, just two weeks before he was set to be hanged, the infamous outlaw Billy the Kid was sitting in a jail cell on the top floor of the Mesila, New Mexico courthouse, awaiting his fate. Then he asked the deputy who was watching…
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The Agonizing Death Of Floyd Collins, The Cave Explorer Who Was Trapped Underground For 17 Days Before He Finally Perished
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On January 30, 1925, William Floyd Collins got stuck in a passageway deep inside Kentucky’s Sand Cave, inciting a media spectacle that drew tens of thousands of people to the scene in hopes of seeing him rescued. Floyd Collins was an experienced cave explorer. A participant in what became known…