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Judit Polgár – the woman who defeated Kasparov, Karpov and Spassky
This medieval castle of Hohenwerfen has served the rulers of Salzburg as a fortification and a residence for hundreds of years
The deadliest Barbarian Weapons through history
The bizarre history of Colombia’s “Cocaine Hippos”
WWII parachutes made of nylon stockings pushed more women in the West to shave their legs
The Romans had a celebratory day where the roles of master and slave were reversed
A Balkan World War II-era concentration camp, once occupied by Italian forces under the rule of Benito Mussolini, would become a luxury beachside resort
Prague Castle enters record books as largest ancient castle in the world
Sweden’s 26-mile-long Forsby-Köping cableway was once one of the world’s longest aerial cableways
The remains of the earliest warship known from archeological evidence: The Marsala Ship
