Red Moon Rising Moments Shared Online With Thousands Red moon rising occurred on June 15, 2011, and was a relatively uncommon event. A central lunar eclipse – that’s where part of the moon passes through the center of the Earth’s shadow. Central lunar eclipses are the darkest eclipses and they are relatively rare. The last time a lunar eclipse [...]

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History is not le plat du jour in the classroom What is NAEP? Ever heard of it? Don’t feel like the lone ranger. The National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) is the largest continuing and nationally representative assessment of what our nation’s students know and can do in core subjects. The results of NAEP are released [...]

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Yoha River Findings Could Rewrite World History Recent archaeological excavations at the Yoha River area has attracted historians all over the world. These remarkable findings are rewriting world history. A noticeable fact is that from the discovery and excavation, traces of the Korean are found a lot, providing a clue to the root of the [...]

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The Young Plan Propels Hitler Into Power How could it be that the history books in America omit some of the most important pieces of evidence, that are crucial to real truths, which weighed heavily upon societal degradation of the 20th century? Is there any hard evidence that implicates the reasoning that American bankers helped to enact [...]

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The Tower That Broadcasted The World’s First Television Program On November 2, 1936, BBC engineers at Alexander Palace transmitted what is often claimed to be the world’s first television program. However, the world’s first public television transmissions had begun in Berlin, Germany, the previous year. Adolf Hitler became absolutely furious, upon hearing BBC boasting the [...]

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The Climax Of The Viking Age European history would not be complete without mention of Iceland’s famous poet, Snorri Sturluson. Snorri’s most famous work is the Prose Edda. The piece is highly valued today among fans of Norse Mythology, and historians as well. Snorri was also a politician, lawyer, and speaker. But he was and [...]

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Juan Ponce de León The First Governor Of Puerto Rico Welcome to Ponce de Leon’s Fountain Of Youth.  This is another tourist attraction in St. Augustine, Florida. And don’t forget to feed the peacocks and squirrels while you’re there.  But what really is the true story behind the man? Was he really searching for a Fountain [...]

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Liberated at Bergen-Belsen, April 15, 1945 “For the greatest part of the liberated Jews, there was no ecstasy, no joy at liberation. We had lost our families, our homes. We had no place to go, nobody to hug. Nobody was waiting for us anymore. We had been liberated from death and fear of death, but [...]

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French Officer Jean Ribault and 350 of his soldiers lose life Fort Matanzas is now a National Monument. It was a Spanish fort that was constructed in 1740. The fort made out of coquina, was finished in 1742. The European struggle for dominance played out in this region. The Spanish for the most part controlled Florida [...]

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A British Girl In Hitler’s Circle? Adolf Hitler was with a girl on October 5, 1936 during the Black Shirt Riots in London. Just who is this girl in the film? The girl was also spotted at the 1937 Nuremberg Rally. She appeared with Hitler on the balcony in Vienna in 1938. The lady that [...]

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