September 6-7, 1955: Turkey’s Kristallnacht

submitted by asterias from greekcitytimes.com

Orwell's Review of Hitler's "Mein Kampf": A Lesson for Today

submitted by sproketboy from youtube.com

List Of Books About Genocides And Persecutions That Are Not Typically Discussed (gallery)

submitted by zyxzevn from imgur.com

Hired A Rainmaker... Then San Diego was Stricken with Record Flooding

submitted by christine_grab from latimes.com

10 July 1940, marks the beginning of the Battle of Britain.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Battle fatigue - did it affect soldiers in the ancient world?

submitted by AliceofX from youtube.com

Forests in the olden days

submitted by AliceofX from youtube.com

Muslim members of the Waffen-SS 13th division at prayer during their training in Germany, 1943

submitted by Jashfior from 2.bp.blogspot.com

During World War II Japan had a brigade composed almost entirely of Europeans. How this came to be is an extraordinary story considering the violent xenophobia of the Imperial Japanese Army to all Caucasians that it encountered in the war, but it is nonetheless true.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

Sack of Rome (410) - Wikipedia (Look familiar???)

submitted by cons_nc from en.wikipedia.org

Top 10 Black Slaveowners

submitted by iraelmossadreddit from listverse.com

From Slave to Slaveholder: Mississippi's William Johnson

submitted by iraelmossadreddit from forbiddenhiddenforgotten.blogspot.com

The History of Political Correctness

submitted by asterias from youtube.com

Gregor MacGregor: legendary con artist who sold migration to a non-existent country. Many died.

submitted by Trajan from en.wikipedia.org

The Soviet Story

submitted by asterias from youtube.com

Coney Island beach, July 4, 1934.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Sicko Doctors: Suffering and Sadism in 19th-Century America

submitted by quipu from publicdomainreview.org

Lou Gehrig at Yankee Stadium, July 4, 1939.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

The Massive Airplane That Flew Upside Down to Toss Atomic Bombs - B-47 Stratojet Idiot's Loop. In this 1957 video, a 110-foot long, 116-foot wide, 133,000-pound Boeing B-47 bomber pulls a tight upside down maneuver after releasing its payload.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

The real story of the Pied Piper from 1300 - "The Hamlin street named Bungelosenstrasse ("street without drums") is believed to be the last place that the children were seen. Ever since, music or dancing is not allowed on this street."

submitted by magnora7 from en.wikipedia.org

Aztecs had mandatory education for all children, regardless of social class and gender (although the schools and curriculum differed for nobility and commoners as well as boys and girls).

submitted by Jashfior from historyonthenet.com

FAKE HISTORY: USA Today Pretends Democrats Didn’t Found the KKK, Start Civil War (They Did)

submitted by scrubking from newsbusters.org

Freedom Action! - The Forgotten German Anti-Nazi Uprising 1945. The amazing story of Rupprecht Gerngross, the German officer who organised and led an uprising against the Nazis in Bavaria in April 1945, culminating in armed conflict between rebel Wehrmacht units and the SS.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

2011: The Commander of ISAF and US forces in Afghanistan, General Petraeus, and Mark Sedwill, NATO's Senior Civilian Representative kneel before Islam and condemn freedom of expression.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

Black Slave Owners

submitted by scrubking from archive.vn

America’s Founding, Ep. 1: Why Our Founding Fathers Risked It All

submitted by sproketboy from youtube.com

Controversies over Italian Fascism's Political Placement

submitted by dissidentrhetoric from fascistcontroversies.weebly.com

The Forgotten European Slaves of Islamic Barbary North Africa and Islamic Ottoman Turkey

submitted by H3v8 from youtube.com

Contagion, Borders, And Scale: Lessons From Network Science And History

submitted by sproketboy from youtube.com

The Strangest Warship Battle of WW1 - Africa's Lake Tanganyika. Sailed from Britain, packed on rail cars, dragged by oxen, and floated down a river, the makeshift warships would fulfill, “the duty and the tradition of the Royal Navy to engage the enemy wherever there is water to float a ship...”

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

Thread on Bolshevism and Anti-Whiteness (Content Warning)

submitted by yellow_algebra_31 from web.archive.org

Danish Soldiers can't stop the German invasion of Denmark. At six minutes, this video is about a minute longer than the actual resistance lasted. Afterwards Denmark became a model Nazi province and raised troops for the SS.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

The Bloody History of the Barber's Pole

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

Turns out Hooker Chemical wasn't responsible for the Love Canal disaster. They sold the canal for $1 to the school district, and only because they were threatened with seizure by Eminent Domain. They warned the city not to build or disturb the clay containment system. The government did both.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

Some history of "Antifa"

submitted by yellow_algebra_31 from voat.co

Japan vs. Italy - The Forgotten Pacific War. Japan fighting Italy in the Pacific Theatre - sounds unlikely, but incredibly combat did occur between these two nations in 1943. Find out the full story here.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

"Retreat by Recoil" - the 9th Massachusetts battery fights a desperate rearguard action against Barksdale's Mississipians at the Trostle House, Gettysburg, July 2nd, 1863. Painting by Don Troiani.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from preview.redd.it

Hitler inspecting the Mercedes-Benz W154 Grand Prix racing car, 1938.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

"I killed the Bank" - Andrew Jackson

submitted by iraelmossadreddit from dailykos.com

Origins of the Muslim Brotherhood. A great and unbiased video that explains the situation really well.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

The interior of the Reichstag, scrawled with chalk messages from the invading Soviet troops.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from i.redd.it

The Maoist Agenda Behind Toppling Historic Statues [Black Pigeon]

submitted by zyxzevn from self.history

Channel asks: "Did I Find A Lost Mayan City?"

submitted by Vigte from youtube.com

The Strip, c1985.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from 66.media.tumblr.com

This footage captures the 1996 Chinese-launched Intelsat 708 satellite departing from the Xichang Satellite Launch Center to disastrous results. Shortly after liftoff, the rocket malfunctioned and was sent flying nearly horizontal just barely above the Earth. It crashed into a nearby town.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

On this day in 1898, U.S. Marines capture Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Two German soldiers and their mule wearing gas masks, 1916.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from i.redd.it

On this day in 1972, warplanes drop napalm on the South Vietnamese village of Trang Bang. Associated Press photographer Nick Ut is on hand to capture the aftermath of the attack.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from i.imgur.com

Ishi: America’s “Last Wild Indian”

submitted by ruperttaylor from owlcation.com

JFK, MLK, RFK -- Three peace makers assassinated by US Deep State. Essential context for understanding the world of 2020.

submitted by Robin from globalresearch.ca

Women celebrating 19th Amendment for their voting rights, passed by Congress today 1919.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

The forgotten story of a daring 2-man German mission aboard a rickety biplane who managed to fly an aircraft over central London in 1916 and drop bombs on the British capital. They made history with this raid, that was to set the scene for a concerted German bombing campaign in WW1.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

Operation Blücher: The Last German Attack in France, April 1945. The unknown story of the German Army's last offensive in France, the dramatic 'Operation Blücher' of April 1945, when they broke out from surrounded Dunkirk, advancing in one last attack.

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

Iceland 2009: They surrounded the capital building, clogged the streets, banged on pans for 4 months so no business could be done, which got them a new constitution. Find a non-violent way to hurt them in the pocketbook, suddenly they start paying attention.

submitted by magnora7 from self.history

The Miracle of Flight 5390

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

The Fall of Constantinople on May 29, 1453: A Cautionary Tale

submitted by H3v8 from catholicworldreport.com

BOOK REVIEW | Empire of the Summer Moon (S.C. Gwynne)

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

Kill the Kaiser! The Daring Mission to Assassinate Germany's Emperor

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

This day in 1942, American sailor Doris Miller, a cook of the US Navy, is awarded the Navy Cross for firing anti-aircraft guns during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

4,000 years of history

submitted by useless_aether from files.catbox.moe

Sixty World War II Photos with strange computer voiceover

submitted by hennaojichan from youtube.com

Mosaics Of A Roman Villa Found Under A Vineyard In Italy

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from sunnyskyz.com

Today in 1940 Operation Dynamo began. On this first day of evacuation from the Dunkirk beaches more than 4,200 were taken home.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Soldiers of the King's African Rifles (KAR) during the British advance into Italian Somaliland, February 1941.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Captain George Fishley, one of longest surviving American veterans of Revolutionary War, photographed shortly before death in 1850

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

World War II Deportation Scandal

submitted by ruperttaylor from owlcation.com

On this day in 1900, Civil War veteran William Carney becomes the first African-American to be awarded the Medal of Honor. The former Virginia slave is decorated for saving his regiment's colors during the 1863 Battle of Fort Wagner.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi

submitted by Enza from i.imgur.com

On this day in 1872, the United States Congress passes the Amnesty Act. The legislation restores voting rights to more than 150,000 former Confederate soldiers, officers and sympathizers.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Amelia Earhart is first woman to fly solo and nonstop across Atlantic, today 1932.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from i.imgur.com

Two days after all internees were evacuated from Bergen-Belsen, the last hut was set alight by a British flame thrower and burned to the ground due to the thick presence of typhus and lice, 21 May 1945.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from cdn-0.ww2db.com

Senate Watergate hearings began this week 1973.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

We Didn't Start the Fire

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

The Untold Genocide: The Greek Genocide

submitted by H3v8 from youtube.com

Anti-hijab protest in Iran days after the 1979 revolution

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from preview.redd.it

This day in 1943, American B-17 bomber "Memphis Belle" completes 25 missions.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Dr. Bernard Coulie -- The Genocide of Pontic Greeks and Assyrians

submitted by H3v8 from youtube.com

A beardless Colonel Sanders running for Kentucky State Senate in 1951, before launching Kentucky Fried Chicken

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

The Real Hunt for Red October - Mutiny on the Storozhevoy. The ship had been seized from its captain by its Zampolit, Valery Mikhaylovich Sablin. The political commissar was leading a mutiny and had redirected the ship full-speed towards Sweden. It was to be a real-life “Hunt for Red October”...

submitted by Chipit from youtube.com

Brown v. Board of Education - Supreme Court found state laws for segregated schools unconstitutional, May 1954

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

The first McDonald’s restaurant opened 80 years ago today, San Bernardino, California - Drive-In “Bar-B-Q Hamburgers”

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

Coney Island beach, July 4, 1934

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

BEF during the evacuation at Dunkirk, June 1940

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from 66.media.tumblr.com

On this day in 1942, the United States begins rationing gasoline to support the war effort.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

New Yorkers stop to watch the “Seinfeld” finale in Times Square - May 14, 1998

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from 66.media.tumblr.com

The Last Citizen of the USSR

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

The Election Joke That Backfired

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

The Battle of Blair Mountain

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

BOOK REVIEW | The Lost Men (Kelly Tyler-Lewis)

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

A Biblical Mystery at Oxford: A renowned scholar claimed that he discovered a first-century gospel fragment. Now he’s facing allegations of antiquities theft, cover-up, and fraud.

submitted by Vigte from theatlantic.com

The Sinking of the USS Indianapolis

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

On this day in 1918, two soldiers of the "Harlem Hellfighters" fend off an enemy assault in the Argonne Forest. They became the first Americans to win the Croix de Guerre.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

BOOK REVIEW | The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (William L. Shirer)

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

Raymond the Royal Air Force Rammer

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

On this day in 1943, American B-17 bomber "Hell's Angels" completed its 25th mission, the first of the entire US 8th Air Force

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from pbs.twimg.com

The Man Who Saved 669 Children

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

BOOK REVIEW | The Rape of Nanking (Iris Chang)

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

The Mystery of the Missing Mace

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

"The Parade of the Vanquished" - Tens of thousands of German PoWs, are paraded through Moscow following their capture around Minsk. July 17th, 1944.

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from i.redd.it

The Life and Times of Lewis Wickes Hine

submitted by SierraKiloBravo from youtu.be

view more: next ›