Socks in History: In fifth-century Europe, socks were usually worn by “holy” people to symbolize purity
Narco-submarines – designed for smuggling cocaine
World’s first underground park to be built in an abandoned trolley terminal in New York that has been unused for more than 60 years
Mamoru Shinozaki, the “Japanese Oskar Schindler” saved thousands of Chinese during the Japanese occupation of Singapore
Otto Rahn was an author, poet, medievalist, SS officer, Grail-seeker and the inspiration for Indiana Jones
Top five female spies of World War II
The Pilatus railway: The steepest rack railway in the world
The Cottingley Fairies – When Sir Arthur Conan Doyle became convinced in the supernatural
Sewell, Chile: An abandoned mining town known as “The City of Stairs“ as there were no roads
Okunoin is the largest and most sacred cemetery in Japan
