- Rare Coins Capture History and Value
By: Brigette Botkin - Nov 13, 2009
Tales of lost treasure have always wet the adventurous appetite of collectors and thrill seekers alike. The mystery and magic of discovering the...
- The Worst German Victory in World War II
By: William Nugent - Sep 27, 2009
Germany lost World War II militarily but won it philosophically. This article shows how German existentialism, nihilism and barbarism have...
- YouTube Racist Turned Crusader
By: Bob Miller - Aug 11, 2009
Back in 1990, as Bob Miller, a country recording artist and bestselling author, pulled on to Highway 50 out of South Lake Tahoe, the snow had just...
- The History Of Knives-What You Don't Know
By: Paul Sidelinger - Jul 8, 2009
Knives have a storied history in our culture. Learn how they came to be the most popular tool in history.
- Dog Tags - Why the Military Uses Them
By: Matthew McKernan - Jul 2, 2009
Dog tags is what the military uses to identify the soldiers. When a soldier is wounded or dies in battle anyone who finds the soldier knows who...
- A Brief History of Aircraft Carriers
By: Matthew McKernan - Jun 28, 2009
An aircraft carrier acts as a seagoing airbase. The aircraft carrier was designed for one thing; it was designed for deploying and recovering...
- History Of The BB-62
By: Matthew McKernan - Jun 23, 2009
Just one year after the attack on Pearl Harbor that brought the United States into WWII. The BB-62 was launched in on December 7,1942. It was built...
- The Great Terraces And Luxury Hotels Bath Saw Damaged In WW2
By: Anna Stenning - Jun 15, 2009
The Second World War resulted in badly damaged Georgian buildings and luxury hotels in Bath city, as this article discusses.
- The History and Legend of the Texas Rangers
By: Art Gib - Jun 10, 2009
The Texas Rangers lawmen have come to be synonymous with law and order in the old American West. Indeed, they are as legendary as Billy the Kid,...
- A Tea Party - is it Team Time... Again?
By: Andy Truthman - May 22, 2009
How did a tea party change history? Discover the reasons that a tea party should remind America of the danger of today.
- Moving From The Old Navy Into The New Navy
By: Matthew McKernan - May 15, 2009
Today's navy is the most powerful navy. How did it all start and how did we get to where we are today? Well it wasn't always the way it is today....
- Unique History - Why Civil War Reenactments Occur and Why You Should See One
By: Mark Ruda - May 11, 2009
Civil War reenactments can be fun and educational experiences for the whole family. These unique tributes started earlier than you might think,...
- The Early History of Bucharest
By: amanda wilson - May 10, 2009
The early dwellings on the local territorial regions and the nearby areas of the Ilfov County extending to its modern city of Wallachia capital and...
- Interesting Early History of Bratislava
By: amanda wilson - May 10, 2009
There are two important castle structures located in the center of Prinicipality of Nitra and Great Moravia that were built namely the Devin Castle...
- Fascinating Early History of Belgium
By: amanda wilson - May 10, 2009
Extended along the west side of the river Scheldt (Schelde in Dutch, Escaut in French) was the section of the County of Flanders, it was once part...
- Brussels Is A Must Visit Destination In Europe
By: amanda wilson - May 10, 2009
Brussels, officially the Brussels Capital Region is European Union's (EU) is its primary city. It is also the largest municipal area in Belgium...
- The Early Beginnings Of England
By: amanda wilson - Apr 17, 2009
England history begins to unfold upon the arrival of the Anglo-Saxons. This happened when Britain partition to different countries began and...
- Military Jewelry Remains Popular Through the Decades
By: Ann Knapp - Mar 29, 2009
Through the decades and various conflicts, servicemen and women have enjoyed showing their pride for country and duty through military jewelry. It...
- The U.S. Congress in 1922
By: Eli Hertz - Mar 24, 2009
On June 30, 1922, a joint resolution of both Houses of Congress of the United States unanimously endorsed the "Mandate for Palestine"
- The History of Greenland Expeditions
By: Jenny Andrew - Mar 19, 2009
Most early expeditions to Greenland had scientific rather than mountaineering objectives.
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