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Roger Fenton, the very first war photographer, captured the grim reality of the Crimean War
Albert Göring, the brother of Hermann Göring, was an anti-Nazi activist who helped hundreds of Jews and assisted the Czech resistance
Sweyn Forkbeard: the king of Denmark ruled England for five weeks, but his bloodline can be found in today’s British royalty
Salisbury Cathedral could possess the world’s oldest working mechanical clock, still capable of chiming the hour
Dazzling 1920s wedding dresses: epitome of glamour, but in modern silhouette
Millie Dunn Veasey, one of the last members of the only all-black, all-women battalion to serve overseas in WWII, passes away at age 100
A Naval engineer’s mistake in WWII led to the invention of the Slinky, one of the world’s top-selling toys
A broke, widowed school teacher hoped to earn fame and fortune in 1901 by going over Niagara Falls in a barrel—at age 63
Charlemagne’s Legendary Sword ‘Joyeuse’ was said to Change Colors 30 Times a Day
Mysteries surround a 16th century text on magic connected to John Dee that legend says carries a curse
