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Nine of the Most Disturbing Pictures Ever Taken of Titanic’s Wreck

A brief look at nine eerie pictures of titanic’s wreckage. — The RMS Titanic sank into the Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912, after hitting an iceberg in its path. It set off on its journey on April 10, with 2200 people on board, consisting of passengers and crew. Famously advertised as unsinkable, it seems the Titanic jinxed itself. The tragedy…

History

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Nine of the Most Disturbing Pictures Ever Taken of Titanic’s Wreck
Nine of the Most Disturbing Pictures Ever Taken of Titanic’s Wreck
History

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·1 day ago

9 Shocking Practices Which Were Considered Normal in Ancient Times

From self-mummification to combat with fire. — Throughout history, ancient civilizations practiced many horrific traditions, especially those of punishment, that would completely horrify someone today! Here are some of the worst customs that represent the dark side of history! 1. The Torture Techniques of the Persians Scaphism was a brutal Persian way of torturing and then murdering their adversaries and prisoners; the practice was…

History

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9 Shocking Practices Which Were Considered Normal in Ancient Times
9 Shocking Practices Which Were Considered Normal in Ancient Times
History

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·4 days ago

9 Disturbing Urban Legends and Myths From the State of Texas

From Ghost Stories to Haunted Locations: The Horror Tales of Texas! — Myths, legends, and folklore have always been a part of Texas culture because of the state’s long and exciting history. People all around Texas and the American Southwest believe in a wide range of myths and stories, from local folklore to urban legends. Both old and new, from native mythology…

History

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9 Disturbing Urban Legends and Myths From the State of Texas
9 Disturbing Urban Legends and Myths From the State of Texas
History

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·Jan 26

9 Little-Known Facts About the History of Texas — The Lone Star State

Some of these might come as a surprise to you. — Texas, with its 268,596 square miles and more than 30 million citizens in 2022, is the second biggest state in the United States in terms of both area and population. …

History

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9 Little-Known Facts About the History of Texas — The Lone Star State
9 Little-Known Facts About the History of Texas — The Lone Star State
History

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·Jan 24

How the Clergy Helped 500,000 Women Get Safe Abortions Long Before Roe v Wade

Clergy consultation service on abortion: How women got abortions six years before Roe v Wade! — In 1967, six years before Roe v. Wade, the Clergy Consultation Service was established at a time when abortion was illegal in many states. As a result of a mother asking for his assistance in getting an abortion for her adolescent daughter, the Rev. …

Religion

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How the Clergy Helped 500,000 Women Get Safe Abortions Long Before Roe v Wade
How the Clergy Helped 500,000 Women Get Safe Abortions Long Before Roe v Wade
Religion

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·Jan 21

The Crazy Sex Life of Alexander the Great’s Father, King Philip II of Macedon

The untold story of how Alexander the Great’s father was murdered by his male lover. — Theopompus of Chios, a Greek historian writing in the middle of the fourth century BCE, titled his account of the life of King Philip of Macedonia or Macedon “the Philippic History” since there had never been another ruler like him in Europe. Theopompus certainly made a good argument. The Greek…

History

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The Crazy Sex Life of Alexander the Great’s Father, King Philip II of Macedon
The Crazy Sex Life of Alexander the Great’s Father, King Philip II of Macedon
History

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Jan 19

What Will You Do If Russia Decides to Nuke America Tomorrow?

Is it Just a Strongman Bluff, or could it turn into reality? — With Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine and its historical disregard for both human rights and the international community, the situation concerning the potential use of nuclear weapons is certainly volatile. Russia’s statements on whether or not it will use nuclear weapons against Ukraine appear to change every few days. Russian…

War

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What Will You Do If Russia Decides to Nuke America Tomorrow?
What Will You Do If Russia Decides to Nuke America Tomorrow?
War

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Published in Lessons from History

·Jan 16

The Women Who Dedicated Their Bodies to Hitler

The dark truth behind the Nazi breeding farms. — The SS developed the Lebensborn initiative in late 1935 to encourage the birth of healthy “Aryan” children in Germany. Simply said, “Fountain of Life” is what “Lebensborn” translates to. The program’s goal was to ensure the survival of the next generation descended from “racially valuable” Nazis. The original plan was…

History

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The Women Who Dedicated Their Bodies to Hitler
The Women Who Dedicated Their Bodies to Hitler
History

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·Jan 14

Gone too Soon: The Untold Story of Elvis Presley’s Daughter, Lisa Marie Presley

Eight little-known facts about the life of Lisa Marie Presley. — Lisa Marie Presley, the only daughter of Elvis “The King of Rock’ n’ Roll” Presley, passed away on Thursday at the age of 54, her mother said in a Los Angeles area hospital. “It is with a sad heart that I must deliver the tragic news that my darling daughter…

History

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Gone too Soon: The Untold Story of Elvis Presley’s Daughter, Lisa Marie Presley
Gone too Soon: The Untold Story of Elvis Presley’s Daughter, Lisa Marie Presley
History

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·Jan 12

The Extraordinary Lives of the Viking Women

How did women in the Viking society live? From possible settlers to warriors. — Judith Jesch, the author of “Women in the Viking Age” (1991), claims that the Old Norse word “vikingar” only referred to men. …

History

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The Extraordinary Lives of the Viking Women
The Extraordinary Lives of the Viking Women
History

9 min read

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