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The Johnstown Flood
South Fork Dam, built in 1840, was located upstream from Johnstown, Pennsylvania; population of 30,000. The dam was a part […]
John Newton & the Storm that Changed His Life
John Newton was born in 1725 to a religious family. At seven his mother died, leaving him a few years […]
The Sea Venture
The Sea Venture was the London Company’s last hope to breathe life into their dying enterprise. The Jamestown colony faced […]
The Spanish Armada
“I sent the Armada against men, not God’s winds and waves”– King Philip II of Spain September 1588. The Spanish […]
The Storm During the Mongol Invasion of Japan
On October 2nd, 1941, Germany launched their strategic offensive on Moscow – Operation Typhoon – named after a powerful and […]
30 Years of German Reunification
On the 30th anniversary of the reunification of Germany, we remember those who died as they tried to escape Communist […]
The German Empire – Empires Divided
It’s often a big thing when a country is divided- whether by force or by choice, but it’s bigger and […]
Papua / New Guinea – A Forgotten Conflict
From at least 1512 CE until today, the motley patchwork of states and ethnicities of the archipelago of the pacific […]
This week on WW2 in Real Time the Republic of Užice is proclaimed inside divided Yugoslavia, as the first region […]
