How King Leopold Built an Empire of Cruelty
Belgian King Leopold II wanted to be remembered as an elegant, urbane European monarch. He is now widely recognized…
Belgian King Leopold II wanted to be remembered as an elegant, urbane European monarch. He is now widely recognized…
Hard to believe history is riddled throughout our past. It’s difficult to imagine that our past is not as…
The St. Brice’s Day Massacre of the Danes in 1002 was one of the most shocking moments in early…
From Greece to China, from Rome to Persia, empires relied on a few thousand elite troops to fight and…
North Dakota: Cold Winds, Curious Laws, and Prairie Mysteries Transcript: Welcome to North Dakota—the Peace Garden State! Known for…
Guy Fawkes and the 1605 Gunpowder Plot opens with a cold November night and a dark cellar under the…
The Albigensian Crusade was launched in an Occitan region at peace and on the economic rise. The tolerant region…
The Sack of Rome in 1527, marks the tragic descent from a peak of Renaissance splendor to the chaos…
The Hundred Years’ War saw many great soldiers and commanders, but very few have received the same recognition and…
Colonial meeting houses, Native cultural sites, frontier forts, Spanish missions and civil rights landmarks are just some of the…