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25 Interesting Historical Photos – Part 371

Here are this week’s interesting historical photos. For part 370, click here. 1. Bedouin Mother, Saudi Arabia, 1948. 2. One of only 2 photographs ever taken of US President Andrew Jackson, 1845. 3. General Pinochet saluting Salvador Allende, in the 1970s. 4. Ella Fitzgerald with Marilyn Monroe, 1956. 5. French civilians erected this memorial to…… Read More »

7 Interesting Facts About Thomas Jefferson

Born in Western Virginia in 1943, Thomas Jefferson gained a slot in history’s hall of fame as one of America’s most influential Founding Fathers. Moreso, this celebrated historical figure left an indelible mark on the nation’s history thanks to his achievements which spanned across the political and social divide. Of these many achievements, one of…… Read More »

12 Amazing Facts About Rosa Parks

Rosa Parks is a fondly-remembered civil rights activist that is perhaps best known for refusing to yield her seat on a bus in 1955. But there’s much more to her story than just that one moment… So in honor of this inspirational woman, let’s discuss some facts about Rosa Parks! 1. She Was Raised By…… Read More »

10 Intriguing Facts About Praying Mantis

The characteristics of a praying mantis fascinate many people from diverse cultures and geographical backgrounds. Past research has placed Praying Mantis at the centre of focus, associated with myths and tales. Praying Mantis has unique characteristics categorized in behaviour and ability to unite. The article offers insights into the fascinating facts of the Praying Mantis.…… Read More »

6 Peculiar Facts About Red Pandas

In the enchanting realm of the animal kingdom, few creatures captivate our hearts quite like the red panda. With their mesmerizing appearance and distinctive features, these elusive beings have carved out a unique place in our imaginations. Nestled within the lofty mountain forests of the Himalayas, red pandas possess an array of peculiar characteristics that…… Read More »

16 Amazing Coincidences

1. The English Dennis the Menace and the American Dennis the Menace were developed completely independently of each other and were coincidentally published on the same day on opposite sides of the Atlantic on 12 March 1951 – Source 2. John Wilkes Booth’s brother, Edwin Booth, saved the life of Abraham Lincoln’s son, Robert Lincoln…… Read More »