Meet Aethelflaed, the Lady of the Mercians who fought Vikings and helped forge a nation. | The History Page
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The forgotten WWII attack that brought the war to Oregon. | The History Page
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The enduring mystery of the 117 English settlers who vanished from Americas Lost Colony. | The History Page
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The origin of all blue eyes can be traced directly to a single human ancestor. | The History Page
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Decades of tension culminated in one of the darkest chapters in modern history. | The History Page
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Decades of tension culminated in one of the darkest chapters in modern history. | The History Page
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The first military submarine attack took place during the American Revolution. | The History Page
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A Jewish doctor was forced to perform autopsies for Josef Mengele in Auschwitz. | The History Page
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A Jewish doctor was forced to perform autopsies for Josef Mengele in Auschwitz. | The History Page
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George Frideric Handel debuted his spectacular opera Nero in 1705, yet today this foundational masterpiece remains completely lost to history. | The History Page
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How an ancient general defeated 150,000 troops with a clever bluff. | The History Page
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The humble country doctor who trekked through frozen wilderness to compile the Kalevala and save an entire nation's fading culture. | The History Page
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This WWII soldier escaped two prison camps and fought with a sword. | The History Page
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How the humble olive branch shaped ancient civilizations and the modern world. | The History Page
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The US standardized its postal system with two iconic stamps in 1847. | The History Page
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He had to sit perfectly still or vanish into a blur, bridging the gap between oil paintings and the modern age. | The History Page
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The medical revolution Leonardo da Vinci started was hidden for centuries. | The History Page
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A great drought forced the Ancestral Puebloans from their spectacular cliffside homes. | The History Page
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Venice gave Europe its first coffeehouse in 1645. | The History Page
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In 1914, Henry Ford doubled wages not from generosity but to solve a massive turnover problem. | The History Page
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Meet the women who dedicated their lives to preserving Native American languages. | The History Page
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The inventor of the flushing toilet was laughed out of the business. | The History Page
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The surgeon who fought invisible microbes and saved countless lives. | The History Page
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Sausages are a culinary invention that dates back to ancient Mesopotamia. | The History Page
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A 1000-year-old manuscript holds the recipe for an antibiotic that can kill modern superbugs. | The History Page
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In 1753 a self-taught genius hand-carved Americas first homemade clock entirely from wood. | The History Page
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Meet John Hanson, the president who served before George Washington. | The History Page
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A janitors dust allergy led to the invention of the modern vacuum cleaner. | The History Page
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He built fairytale castles but his reign ended in a mysterious tragedy. | The History Page
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Long before Columbus, the Vikings landed in North America. | The History Page
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The disappearance of Amelia Earhart is one of the greatest unsolved mysteries in history. | The History Page
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