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What Happened During The Period Of Disunion In China?
The period from the end of the Han Dynasty when an earlier yet modern version of China was being established marked the
Why Did Ancient Egyptian Men Wear Makeup?
It’s very common to see people on make-up nowadays. However, this tradition didn’t start now and dates back to as early as
The True Story Of Mithridates The Great, The Poison King
Mithridates VI Eupator Dionysius, was a famous king of Pontus, a Hellenistic kingdom in Asia, Minor of Persian origin. He has also
What Life Was Like For Children In Ancient Rome
Life for children in ancient Rome isn’t so different from life for children now. The children led similar lives as children now,
What Was It Like To Be A Slave In Ancient Egypt?
Most of the incredible structures and facilities that were prominent in Ancient Egypt were built on the back of slavery. While slaves
Meet Nichelle Nichols, The Black TV Pioneer Who Helped The First Black Woman Get Into Space
Actress Nichelle Nichols was born on December 28, 1932, in Robbins, Illinois as Grace Dell Nichols. She was the third of six
The Refugee Disaster In Melilla And The EU’s Role
Mohammed, a 20-year-old from Sudan shared his memory of trying to cross one of the European Union borders in Africa. He said
Everything You Need To Know About The 1966 Upper Voltan Coup D’état
On the 3rd, of January 1966, the 1966 Upper Voltan coup d’état took place in the Republic of Upper Volta, now known
Vintage Photos From The First Tour De France, 1903
It is not public knowledge that the first Tour de France was thought of by newspapermen as a publicity stunt. An unorganized
The Belgian Refugees In Britain: A Warm Reception That Turned To Resentment, 1914-1918
The start of the 1914 war had a large populace of Belgians impoverished and wretched, the Belgians were not left out while
When The British Military Industry Was Dominated By Women, 1914-1918
A large number of women were brought in to fill the vacancies in the jobs that were vacant as a result of
The Miracle Of Dunkirk In Rare Photographs, 1940
Out of the numerous evacuations of Belgian, French and British troops from Northern France after the Allied loss of the Battle of
Old Photos Capture The Edwardian Beach Style That Was Elegant But Confining, 1906
The clothing that was in style between the late 1890s and 1914 or the beginning of the Great War is referred to
Deportation Of The Roma People From Nazi Germany, 1938-1940
SEE ALSO: Saga za Ab – Ethiopian Ambassador To 16th Century Portugal The Romani tribes had gone through persecution and humiliation for
Charming Photos Of A Young Queen Elizabeth II, 1930s-1950s
Elizabeth II was Queen of the United Kingdom and 14 other sovereign countries from February 6th, 1952 till her death in 2022.
Sarah Rector: The 11-Year-Old Who Became The Richest Black Girl In America In 1913
Sarah Rector, a black citizen of Muskogee(Creek) Nation, was born on March 3, 1902, and is popularly recognised as the “Richest coloured
