Canary Girls: The poignant story of the Munitionettes and how the poisons of WWI turned their skin yellow
Michelangelo Refused To Be Paid For His Work on St. Peter’s Basilica
Baruch Spinoza was expelled from the Jewish community because he questioned the authenticity of the Torah
U-118- A WWI submarine that washed ashore on the beach at Hastings, England
Andrew Carnegie: The railroad and steel magnate who played his more imperative role as a Philanthropist
The Ancient Greek practice of Hellenism lives on as a modern religion
Loie Fuller: The wizardess that combined modern dance techniques with dramatic lights effects and invented the “Serpentine Dance”
The sinking of the HMS Birkenhead: the event that gave rise to the “women and children first” protocol
To raise hospital income, London’s Bedlam Asylum allowed, for a penny, public and casual visitors to stare at caged patients
Argentina’s Juan Peron: His harboring of Nazi war criminals did not bring about the benefits he expected for his country
