Tourists can visit the house pictured in Grant Wood’s “American Gothic” and get their photo replica of the painting
During the 1940’s, a Soviet Union Marshal asked Coca-Cola to produce a white, less American Coke
The Towers of Silence: Ancient reminders of an eerie Zoroastrian burial ritual
The “Demon core” was an experimental plutonium bomb core that was involved in two fatal accidents during testing
King Ludwig II of Bavaria or “The Swan King” commissioned the Neuschwanstein Castle and paid for it with his own means
El Rancho Vegas, one of the biggest resorts on the Las Vegas Strip, was destroyed by fire in 1960 that had started as Harry James and Betty Grable were performing a late show on stage
Fanta was invented in Nazi Germany due to a trade embargo on importing Coca-Cola syrup
Lucky Luciano started his own gang as a teenager and became the New York mafia’s Boss of Bosses
Oliphants: Ivory instruments made from elephants’ tusks used by warriors and hunters in the Middle Ages
Stolen from a museum, Golden Age paintings survive the ordeal and are back on display
