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Roger Fenton, the very first war photographer, captured the grim reality of the Crimean War
There is an Arctic town in Norway where it is illegal to die and burials are strictly forbidden
Albert Göring, the brother of Hermann Göring, was an anti-Nazi activist who helped hundreds of Jews and assisted the Czech resistance
Salisbury Cathedral could possess the world’s oldest working mechanical clock, still capable of chiming the hour
A Naval engineer’s mistake in WWII led to the invention of the Slinky, one of the world’s top-selling toys
Mysteries surround a 16th century text on magic connected to John Dee that legend says carries a curse
Sudan, the world’s last male northern white rhino, dies after struggling with health issues
The fork was favored in Italy before any other European country because of pasta passion
DNA analysis of the Denisovan species shows they mingled with humans at different times
Most Victorian-era boys wore dresses and the reasons were practical
