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Battle Of The Somme, 1st July 1916 – 18th Nov. 1916
The First Battle Of The Somme, lasted between July 1 to November 13, 1916. It was known as the Somme offensive, fought
Dorothy Counts The teenager Who Challenged The Segregation, 1957
On September 4, 1957, fifteen-year-old Dorothy Counts from Charlotte, North Carolina, was all set for school and had prepared extensively for this
The Vulture And The Little Girl, 1993
Kevin Carter, a photojournalist South African photojournalist, had travelled down to Sudan on an endeavour in March 1993 when he came across
The Great Depression | Definition, History, Dates, Causes & Effects
After the stock market had come crumbling in October 1929, the already scared Wall Street had lost millions of investors, and The
ThÃch Quang Duc: The Burning Monk, 1963
Vietnamese Mahayana Buddhist monk ThÃch Quang Duc in June 1963 set himself ablaze in the busy street of Saigon. He set himself ablaze
The Dangerous Ironclad Ships Of The U.S. Civil War In Rare Photos, 1861-1864
For a very long time, warships were built with heavy wood and propelled by human efforts and wind. However, the discovery of
10 Most Heavily Guarded Places In The World
These are the ten most heavily guarded places in the world. Most of them are surprising, like Area 51. While we may
The History And Four Major Causes Of The American Civil War
In 1861, after decades of tension over diverse ideologies on slavery, states rights, and secession of the south from the union, the
Vintage Pictures Of The Old-School Lumberjacks Who Fell Giant Trees With Axes, 1890-1935
After the Canadian Pacific Railroad was completed in 1886, the lumber trade began in British Columbia; it made the utilization of the
Vintage Pictures Of Death-Defying Stuntmen And Their Flying Cars, 1930-1940
During the early 1930s, a group of fun-seeking stunt drivers usually performed cheering stunts in front of an ever-ready audience. Part of
Vintage Pictures Of Amsterdam Streets Taken By George Hendrik Breitner, 1890-1900
Famous Dutch painter and photographer George Hendrik Breitner was born on the 12th of September, 1857. He is renowned for painting street
Chinese Americans Labeling Themselves To Avoid Being Confused With The Hated Japanese Americans, 1941
With World War II ending, the abused Chinese began to experience some display of love and support from the Americans who initially
Bloody Saturday: A Crying Chinese Child Amidst The Wreckage Of Shanghai’s South Railway Station, 1937
The bloody Saturday picture was extensively published between September–October 1937 and, in less than a month, had reached an audience of more
Canadian Soldiers Playing Hockey On A Rink They Built In Korea, 1952
The 1952 winter was cold enough to freeze the Imjingang river. The river in northern Gyeonggi-do Province flows down and across the
Private Heath Matthews Waiting For Medical Attention After A Raid On Enemy Positions During The Korean War, 1952
The Korean War began on the 25th of June 1950, after five years of boiling tensions on the Korean Peninsula. The war
The Tiananmen Square Protests In Photographs, 1989
The Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, culminating in the Tiananmen Square Massacre, were a series of demonstrations in and near Tiananmen Square
