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Refugees stream out of Pohang, on the east coast of South Korea
Refugees stream out of Pohang, on the east coast of South Korea, in the face of North Korean advances. August 12, 1950.
Leading the Blue & Gray: Union & Confederate Generals
The Civil War saw the rapid recruitment of massive armies by both the Union and Confederacy. To lead these forces, both sides turned to a variety of men ranging from West Point-trained officers to businessmen and political appointees. The Civil War resulted in men from many backgrounds becoming effe
Introduction to the Chocolate Industry
A brief introduction to the chocolate industry, origins, European development, case studies from England and the USA.
13 Basic Facts About Alexander the Great
Timeline of Alexander the Great showing main events in the life of the Macedonian leader. Page 3.
History of the Academy Awards
A look at the 51st Academy Awards ceremony, held on April 9, 1979.
Election of 1840: The Log Cabin and Hard Cider Campaign
The 1840 American presidential campaign was novel as it employed songs and slogans such as "Tippecanoe and Tyler Too."
Confessions of Saint Augustine
Contents of a public domain English translation of The Confessions of Saint Augustine.
Who Were Antony's Wives, and How Many of Them Were There?
Antony the Great had five wives. These are their names and the conditions of the marriages and divorces.
False Steps Forward: Battle of Lorraine
The Battle of Lorraine was fought in August 1914 during the opening weeks of World War I and saw French forces driven back.
Book review: In the Footsteps of Eve
Book Review of Lee R Berger and Brett Hilton-Barber's In the Footsteps of Eve
The Past History of Trampolines
The Inuit people were probably the first ones to indulge in a sport activity that resembled the trampoline in many respects. They used walrus skins to toss one another into the air.
Salute By Reenactor
A Civil War reenactor saluted during the 2013 funeral at Arlington National Cemetery for two sailors who died aboard USS Monitor in 1862.
A Closer Look at the Holocaust's Most Famous Death Camp
The history of the death camp where the Nazis killed 1.1 million people - where it was located and when, gas chambers,medical experiments,liberation, etc.