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Many individuals reading this may be too young to remember Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev.
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On a related note, George Orwell's '1984' is the #2 best-selling book on Amazon this week. Why the sudden surge in interest? Is it being bought as a warning - or because people are worried if you don't own a physical copy then one day it migh
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France does share a border with Germany, but when Hitler permanently renounced any claims to the disputed Alsace-Lorraine region in 1935, a possible flash-point between the two rivals was diffused forever. Another potential trigger was diffused
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If we wish to grasp American life in the 19th century, it's probably best to start by understanding that when America was young, it had no myth. Once we really understand that, the rest falls into place fairly easily.
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A quintessential "American Dream" story, Charles Parker went from rags to riches by building a business from nothing into a legacy that lives on to this day. This is the forgotten history of how the Parker Brothers – and their sought-after shot
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No course in ancient languages required: The best Latin and Greek phrases patriots should know.
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This world we live in has changed so much over the centuries, sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse.
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Irving is a hero, and the word is starting to get out.
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During the 20th century, all GOP presidents were progressives with the exception of the fluke of Calvin Coolidge getting in office.
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Inside you will find an extensive history relating to all of the British Airships from 1900 to the present day.
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Inside you will find an extensive history relating to all of the British Airships from 1900 to the present day.
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Here we take a tour of the inside of the R-100, and see what it was like to travel in the giants of the 1920's.
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I was quite astonished to hear this at the time because, although I had already known that many people in town did not have air conditioning, I had assumed that everyone in Indiana at least had heating. I asked her how she and her father kept warm in
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It's the Fifteenth century. Two Indian warriors are standing on a bluff, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. They're from different tribes and they're fighting, hammer and nails, tooth and claw, spear and tomahawk, over some non-trivial matter when
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As we pass the winter solstice, so begins our end of year rituals. Ritual celebrations convoluted over time, only to fit in with the society today.
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As we pass the winter solstice, so begins our end of year rituals. Ritual celebrations convoluted over time, only to fit in with the society today.
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Supporters of eugenics believe people inherit mental illness, criminal tendencies and even poverty, and that these conditions can be 'bred out' of the human gene pool through forced sterilization. Not surprisingly, 'undesirable' traits were c
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One new historical development that has been evolving over a few years and now brought into focus because of COVID-19, is the so-called "Spanish Flu" of 1918.
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"Having witnessed one collapse, and now witnessing another, the one approach I would definitely not recommend is doing nothing and hoping for the best." This article from our archives was first published on RI in June 2018
1887: Thomas Edison invents the wax cylinder phonograph based on his research with the telephone and telegraph, capturing sound through horns and then inscribing the vibrations from that sound onto material. That process is then reversed when people
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America, 1960 -- A great tragedy of our era is that young people have no feeling of what Western civilization was like. In the government owned and operated schools where they sat for years, they were presented with a litany of the West's failures,
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The dismantling of Western civilization ran from the middle of the Enlightenment to about 1967. Since then, it has been aggressively uprooted and burnt. (See FMP #90 and here for details.) Western civilization still continues in the hearts and minds
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"I agree with the Archivist's recommendation that the continued withholdings are necessary to protect against identifiable harm to national security, law enforcement, or foreign affairs that is of such gravity that it outweighs the public interest
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I came across a passage from Lao Tzu's the Hua Hu Ching, in which the venerable Lao Tzu seems to speak directly to us today in this time of great crisis. In an oration with a student, Lao Tzu explains how the human mind of the future will deteriora
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It's nice to see Democrats and the mainstream press emphasizing the virtues of democracy in the context of their condemnations of President Bush for refusing to concede the presidential election to Joe Biden.
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First complete T-rex skeleton locked in a fight to the death with a Triceratops is finally revealed to the public after being buried for 67 million years in Montana
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The disciples of a single obscure Italian linguist have dramatically changed Western culture through subversion and subterfuge, and continue to do so today.
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The industrial revolution had transformed the profession of arms, but in their martial illusions the French re-fought the battles of Napoleon I. They saw la grande guerre as it had been depicted in florid paintings of la Grande Armée, with picture-b
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Remains of a lavish home and garden occupied by the indulgent Emperor Caligula have been discovered under an office building in central Rome.
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He should look vaguely familiar. The Romans copied their gear and methods. The Samnites with their mobility, javelins and longer shield, forced the Romans to copy their ways. Livy claims this occurred after a battle in the vicinity of Mount Vesuvius,
