The Academy Awards
Sunday February 29, 2004
Who won the Academy Awards this year? Check out the winners of this year's award ceremony, plus take a trip to the past by visiting this year-by-year history of the ... Read More
Pulitzer-Prize Winning Historian Dies
Sunday February 29, 2004
It's really quite amazing how many fantastic history books Daniel J. Boorstin has written. Perhaps his most famous was his comprehensive book trilogy, The Americas, for which Boorstin was ... Read More
Mass Murder at Babi Yar
Thursday February 26, 2004
After the Nazis attacked the Soviet Union, they pushed east. Only days after they reached Kiev, several bombs exploded near the German headquarters in downtown Kiev. In retaliation ... Read More
Quotes by Martin Luther King Jr.
Monday February 23, 2004
A collection of quotes by civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. about justice, equality, life, law, freedom, peace, discrimination, and love.
Did You Know?
Sunday February 22, 2004
Did you know that in 1914, at the beginning of World War I, Russia renamed its capital city St. Petersburg to Petrograd because they thought the name sounded too German? ... Read More
Nazi-Hunter Wiesenthal to Be Knighted
Friday February 20, 2004
A survivor of several Nazi concentration camps, Simon Wiesenthal dedicated his life after the war to searching for Nazi perpetrators who escaped justice. To honor the 95-year old Simon ... Read More
Typhoid Mary
Wednesday February 18, 2004
Typhoid Mary had no idea that she was infected with the disease, yet her work as a cook infected many. Find out all about Typhoid Mary and why authorities had ... Read More
Black History Month
Tuesday February 17, 2004
February is Black History Month! Learn more about Martin Luther King, Jr., Buffalo Soldiers, black inventors, Josephine Baker, and much more. Be sure to also check out ... Read More
The Piltdown Hoax
Sunday February 15, 2004
It has been over 50 years since the discovery that one of the greatest archaeology finds of the 20th century was really one of the 20th century's greatest hoaxes. ... Read More
Last Emporer of China Abdicates
Thursday February 12, 2004
For 2,000 years, China had been ruled by royalty and since 1644, China had been ruled by the Ch'ing dynasty. But the world was changing in the 20th century ... Read More
Hitler Biographer Dies
Tuesday February 10, 2004
Historian Alan Bullock first published his biography of Adolf Hitler, Hitler: A Study in Tyranny, in 1952 and followed it decades later with his book, Hitler and Stalin: A Study ... Read More
Bonnie and Clyde
Sunday February 8, 2004
Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow, mostly commonly known just as Bonnie and Clyde, were a young couple who went on a two-year crime rampage that included bank robberies, car theft, ... Read More
Josef Mengele (the Angel of Death) Dies
Sunday February 8, 2004
Josef Mengele was infamous for conducting experiments on twins at Auschwitz. At the end of World War II, Mengele escaped capture and fled to South America. Never caught ... Read More
Vietnam War Photos
Thursday February 5, 2004
Check out my large compilation of Vietnam War photos, including combat action, life in the jungle, wounded, P.O.W.s, entertainers, tanks, helicopters, and ships.
Nelson Mandela
Tuesday February 3, 2004
Nelson Mandela is an amazing man who spent 27 years in isolation as a prisoner and then when released became the president of South Africa. Learn more about this ... Read More
New Memorial Being Constructed at the Belzec Death Camp
Sunday February 1, 2004
For decades, all that remained at the location of the Nazi's Belzec death camp were weeds and a small sculpture. Now a new memorial is being built. Visitors ... Read More

