The Soviet Union captured almost 3 million German POWs and many of them died in custody or were used as forced labor Featured News 9 years ago by Ian Harvey
A bristlecone pine in Nevada became a contender for the title of world’s oldest tree, but only after it had been cut down Featured News 9 years ago by Ian Harvey
Art critics initially assumed that Grant Wood’s famous painting “American Gothic” was a satire of rural small-town life News 9 years ago by Domagoj Valjak
The Astana Cemetery: the public underground cemetery of the ancient Gaochang residents is one of the most famous monuments of Turpan in China Featured News 9 years ago by Marija Georgievska
The Tomb of Zechariah facing the old city of Jerusalem is considered to be a great symbol of the Holy City Featured News 9 years ago by Marija Georgievska
Salvage hunters believe they are close to finding what is left of John Paul Jones’ ship, Bonhomme Richard Featured News 9 years ago by Ian Harvey
The firebombing of Tokyo was the single deadliest air raid in history News 9 years ago by Domagoj Valjak
Time Warp: 1970 Camelot Cruiser RV Ford C 900 – Gas Monkey Garage have it for sale News 9 years ago by Brad Smithfield
Cora Pearl- The decadent 19th-century French Courtesan once had waiters carry her naked on a silver plate Featured News 9 years ago by Ian Harvey
Knights of the Middle Ages wore a distinctive helmet which evolved through centuries Featured News 9 years ago by Ian Harvey
The first escalator: Traumatized customers given cognac in order to revive them after their ‘ordeal’ News 9 years ago by Goran Blazeski
“Pumpkin bombs” were non-nuclear test bombs with the same ballistic and handling characteristics as the “Fat Man”, the atomic bomb dropped on Nagasaki News 9 years ago by Domagoj Valjak