Attila the Hun is Believed to have Died of a Nosebleed on his Wedding Night
Viking shieldmaidens accompanied men in invasions overseas in far greater numbers than previously believed
The Beatles and their entourage were threatened and attacked in the Philippines for declining a breakfast invitation from its First Lady
The creators of “Curious George” built bicycles to flee Paris as the German army closed in
The Hippie Trail, once a symbol of freedom and enlightenment, today is synonymous with danger and war
In 1620s Rome, the best parties by far were thrown at the Villa Borghese
A 450-year-old book advises young samurai how to prepare for combat and the secret to viewing death with calm
The 200-yr-old Story of the Classic Christmas Carol “Silent Night”
Art Nouveau at its finest: The city of Nancy was the center of an architectural movement
The greater the Phoenician metropolis of Carthage became, the more the Romans wanted to destroy it, and finally they did just that
