The Interesting Tale of Harmen Meyndertsz Van Den Bogaert
In 1626 Daniel Van Crieckenbeeck, a captain at Fort Orange on the Hudson River, disobeyed orders to stay out of
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World History
Forgotten Crimes – The Amazon Rubber Boom
Part of The Forgotten Crimes Series The horrendous atrocities that were unleashed on the Indian people of the Amazon during
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Why the fall of Rome was literally the best thing ever
The Roman empire made modern development possible by going away and never coming back.” — Walter Scheidel, Historian, Standford University.
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Forgotten Crimes – The Circassian Genocide
Part of The Forgotten Crimes Series The resort town of Sochi in Russia may look serene but here lies buried the
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How the Rich Helped the Nazis Rise to Power
Followings the conclusion of World War One, many Western European countries, with the former authoritarian elite now weakened, were able
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The Top Ten Richest Americans In History
With its strong tradition of individualism and free-market competition, the U.S has produced some of the richest individuals in history.
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James Otis – The Forgotten Founding Father
When it comes to the American Revolution, such names as Washington, Jefferson, and Franklin are recognized the world over. Mention
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At Cagayan, 40 Spanish soldiers made a stand against an army of samurai
During the 16th century, it could be said that the Spaniards truly ruled the waves. Once a backwater feudal kingdom,
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Forgotten Crimes – The African Holocaust
Part of The Forgotten Crimes Series We remind ourselves of the tragedies of our past history not only to keep the
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Yasuke – The Real Life Afro-Samurai
400 years ago in Japan, on March 23, 1581, foreigners in large black ships came from a far-off land, seeking
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