The Skinning of Katarzyna Zowada
Our story begins on January 7th, 1999, in Kraków, Poland. A large tugboat is chugging down the Vistula river when one of the operators has to open the hatch to the propeller to get something out. It seems as though something had been stuck in it since the night...
The Battle Of Midway
On the morning of June 4, 1942, an event occurred that changed the course of World war all over the northwestern Pacific Ocean, the battle of Midway. This event was mainly fought between the Japanese navy and the American navy. Midway is a small island in the central...
The Christmas Day Truce of 1914
In 1914, during World War l there was a day of peace. There was just a small moment where soldiers from the United Kingdom, French Republic, Austria-Hungary, German empire, and the Russian empire had a brief moment of a cease-fire. A one-day truce. This truce occurred...
Native American History
When people think of November, a few things come to mind. The very first thing that most people might think of is Thanksgiving, Black Friday, and Cyber Monday. Other things that could be thought of is, no shave November to spread cancer awareness, national novel...
Little Richard and his life before fame
Richard Wayne Penniman or better known as Little Richard (One of the most famous 50s singers ever) was born in Macon, Georgia on December 5, 1932. Richard was an American musician and songwriter. He sang professionally from 1947 to 2020(72 years). Richard died from...
The spark that ignited the fire of WW1
World war 1 began in western Europe going from 1914 to 1918. The spark that ignited the fire of World War One took place on June 28, 1914, when an assassin who worked for the Black Hand named Gavrilo Princip murdered Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austro-Hungria. When...
Did Japan really break a law of engagement through the event of Pearl harbor?
On December 7, 1941, Japan sent a fleet of planes to bomb a US naval base, Pearl Harbor. The Japanese went through with a complete surprise attack. Only for Japanese military leaders, along with the Japanese government, to realize that their attack was only successful...
