The History of the great nineteenth-century explorations tells us that the discoverer of the Murchinson Falls was the adventurous aristocrat Samuel Baker, who in search of the sources of the Nile arrived at that magical place in 1864 accompanied by his wife Florence and named them in honor of the pr
The Attack on Rua Tonelero, which took place in Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro, in 1954, is one of the most obscure events in Brazilian political history. Throughout history, in different political conjunctures of periods and very diverse regions of the world, many events remained shrouded in obscurity
Virendra Kumar Barnwal has written- The Leagues participation in the Interim Government was in fact an extension of Jinnahs civil war strategy at a very important stage. When the Muslim League joined the Interim Government, the Viceroy Lord Wavell advised the Congress that the finance ministry sh
In 1946, Karl Dönitz, who was großadmiral (Supreme Admiral) of the Kriegsmarine and president of Germany after the death of Hitler, sat on the bench of the accused in Nuremberg to answer for his responsibility in the Nazi regime. Among the issues he had to explain was the order that forbade rescuing