Category: History
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How Cat Memes Went Viral Over 100 Years Ago
If you think cat memes are just a byproduct of the internet era, think again. Long before Grumpy Cat’s face became a household icon and Keyboard Cat played its way into our hearts, felines were taking the world by storm—on postcards. That’s right. Over 100 years ago, these cute, furry creatures were plastered on cards…
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Who Is Angie Bowie, The Eccentric First Wife Of David Bowie from 1970 to 1980 ?
Angie Bowie. Just the name conjures images of rock royalty and the wild, unapologetic glam rock era. Married to the iconic David Bowie from 1970 to 1980, Angie lived in the eye of the storm that was their unconventional relationship. But who is Angie Bowie, beyond the headlines and the chaotic marriage? Angie Bowie’s Early…
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Why London’s Southbank Centre Desperately Needs a $200 Million Fix
The Southbank Centre, one of London’s most beloved cultural spots, is in trouble—and not the kind of trouble that a quick coat of paint can fix. No, this is serious. We’re talking about a $200 million repair bill to save the place from literally crumbling. If we don’t act fast, future generations might miss out…
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137 Giant “Jars Of The Dead” Found In The Remote Forests Of Laos
Imagine hiking through the dense, remote forests of Laos, miles away from civilization. The air is thick, the path is treacherous, and suddenly, you stumble upon a giant stone jar towering over you. Not just one, but hundreds of them, scattered across the land like ancient sentinels, silently guarding a mystery that has baffled researchers…
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A City Divided: The Crowther Statue Controversy in Hobart
Hobart, Tasmania’s serene capital, has found itself at the center of a heated debate. The reason? A bronze statue of William Crowther, a prominent surgeon and politician from the 19th century, was chopped down at the ankles in May, leaving only two bronze feet behind. The act of vandalism, while dramatic, points to a deeper…
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More Than 1,000 Unexploded 18th-Century Rockets Discovered in India
Imagine stumbling upon an ancient relic that once echoed across battlefields centuries ago. That’s exactly what happened in Karnataka, India, when over 1,000 unexploded rockets, dating back to the 18th century, were unearthed from an abandoned well at Nagara Fort. This incredible discovery isn’t just another archaeological find — it’s a window into the world…
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The Disturbing Story Of The Heart Attack Gun Invented By The CIA During The Cold War
Let me tell you a story that feels like it’s straight out of a thriller—except it’s 100% real. Back in the heat of the Cold War, the CIA developed a weapon that seemed too crazy to be true: the heart attack gun. Think about it—a gun that could kill someone within minutes without leaving a…