History

When the RMS Titanic tragically sank on April 15, 1912, one of the most harrowing aspects of the disaster was

In the broader narratives of Cuban history, the term ‘Queen of Cuba’ may not point to a literal monarch, but

Kim Sang-tae, a name that surfaces in a rare and unsettling chapter of aviation history, is known primarily due to

In the early first century, under the authority of the Roman Empire, Pontius Pilate served as the governor, or prefect,

In the United States, especially in the South, a system of laws and customs known as the Jim Crow laws

The rise of Afrikaner nationalism was a complex and deeply rooted phenomenon that emerged in South Africa during the late

The Bolshevik Revolution, also known as the October Revolution of 1917, was a pivotal moment in world history that altered

In September 1986, just months after the peaceful People Power Revolution in the Philippines, Corazon Aquino, the newly installed president,

Richard Hofstadter’s concept of the paranoid style in American politics remains one of the most influential interpretations of political discourse

The term hammer, used in a speech by German Foreign Secretary Bernhard von Bülow in 1899, reveals Germany’s growing ambition