John C. Dean | History
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After years of trial and error in matching suspected shooter sites with hit points on 22 Nov '63, I got a perfect match for a 16-20 shot conspiracy that killed JFK and made forensic ballistic analysis out of it plus show re-processed photos to show what was covered up by the government when they absconded with all photos on day one. It was as...
Benaiah Orajereyor Agejivwie | History
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Have you ever wondered how albinos are treated cruelly in most part of the world, especially in virtual all parts of Africa?Dive with me into the captivating world of \"The History of Albinism in Africa: Myths, Legends, and Superstitions,\" an enthralling imaginary journey that exposes the veiled narratives and rich history of albinism in the...
Maxim Ferapontov | History
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Bronze was the first human-made material. Bronze transformed the small communities of the Fertile Crescent into the first civilizations. Sumer and Egypt, Canaan and Hittites, Minoans and Mycenaeans and other cultures made history in the IV-II millennium BCE in the Age of Bronze.Our magazine will tell you about ancient times, when the Egyptian...
James K. Cater | History
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Founded in 1191 during the tumultuous times of theThird Crusade, this noble order has stood as a bastion of faith,chivalry, and humanitarian service for over eight centuries.As we embark on a journey through the rich tapestry of theOrder’s history, from its origins in the Holy Land to its reestablishmentas the modern-day Knights of St Thomas...
Shalna Omaye | History
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"Celebrating New Beginnings: Global Traditions of the New Year" is not just a book; it's an invitation to witness the world in its splendid variety and to find the universal human spirit that shines through these global festivities. Whether you're a seasoned traveler, a cultural enthusiast, or simply someone who loves a good celebration, this...
Ian Matsuda | History
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A refreshingly entertaining introduction to art in this series of 7 books that takes you through the art and the lives, both of artists and of peopleTogether they provide a sweeping framework in which to follow and understand the struggles and triumphs through peace and war, from 3,000BC until today. The Egyptian peasant to the New York...
Edwin Giltay | History
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Indiscreet spies, a malicious general and innocent civilians: 'The Cover-up General' reads like an exciting spy novel. But it also serves as factual testimony how a Dutch cover-up operation entirely spun out of control. At stake: photos depicting Srebrenica war crimes. Notably, the book was banned, but this was revoked on appeal. All new...
