Facts about World War II
World War II was the biggest and most destructive war in human history. It was also perhaps the best-known conflict, thanks to the tons of film, audio and written accounts that documented every step of the fighting. Nonetheless, here are some facts about the war and the immediate aftermath that have drawn less attention than the epic struggles of Normandy, Stalingrad and the islands…
When did the Vietnam War happened
What if? That’s the question that’s always applied to President John F. Kennedy, who was assassinated 50 years ago this month. One of the biggest “ifs” is what would have happened regarding the Vietnam War if he had lived. The war escalated under Kennedy’s successor, Lyndon B. Johnson, and eventually…
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World War Two Casualties
The truly enormous scope of World War II is almost impossible to understand in hindsight. The war devastated vast swathes of Europe, East Asia, the Pacific, and North Africa, while its influence touched upon every part of the planet. Randal Olson, a Computer Science graduate research assistant at Michigan…
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Persons landed on moon
Of course, from almost the point of the first Apollo missions, a small group of Americans have denied that it had taken place. This group seems to be expanding as the events of Apollo recede into history. Aided by a youth movement that does not remember what went down in the Apollo era and for whom distrust…
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Facts about World War 1 and 2
The secret tunnelers of WW1 World War One often conjures up images of a horrific bloodbath fought in the trenches of the Western Front. While this certainly captures some of the reality, did you know that the war spread as far as China? Or that it was fought by servicemen from Asia, North America, the…
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Importance of the Industrial Revolution
The National Trust Hand Spinning & Weaving Co-ordinator, dressed in costume, shows visitors how the cotton was processed at Quarry Bank Mill, Styal, Cheshire © National Trust Images/John Millar I travelled to Manchester to visit the Quarry Bank Mill with Susannah Mansfield from the National Trust…
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Images of Osama bin Laden after death
Tonight, President Obama addressed the Nation to announce that the United States has killed Osama bin Laden, the leader of al Qaeda. Watch his full remarks here or read his full remarks below, and learn more from the transcript of the White House briefing call afterwards. East Room 11:35 P.M. EDT THE…
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Abraham Lincoln Assassination Newspapers
As word spread on April 14, 1865 that President Abraham Lincoln had been shot while attending a performance there with his wife at Ford s Theatre, newspapers scrambled to provide the latest details to their readers. The initial shooting, followed by his death, played out on the front pages of the national…
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Abraham Lincoln Summary of his life
A Promised Fulfilled In one regard, January 1, 1863, was no different than all the other New Year’s Days in recent Washington memory—Civil War notwithstanding. Ushers threw open the doors of the White House around 11 a.m., and ordinary citizens surged inside to mingle with dignitaries. Towering above…
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