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Construction workers stumbled upon an unexpected piece of history.
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Heavy water was the unusual solution for a common tactic.
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As Nazi Germany lost power, the United States government sought its most valuable scientists—regardless of their actions.
A journey through Japan’s past and its enduring traditions.
The French Resistance listened to the BBC intently for signals. When they heard this poem, they knew D-Day was imminent.
The psychedelic revolution, civil rights activism, hippie culture, and more.
At what cost comes the intimate knowledge of what happens in war?
Learn the roots of this ritual that hails from New Zealand.
Were they actually the first Europeans to set foot on the continent?
The Pentathlon has evolved over time, but its military roots remain constant.
The Olympic Games have roots in a religious festival. Since their revival, they’ve become a platform for political statements and corporate byplay.
Explore the world of the Roman Gladiators and the deadliest sport in history with these reads.