Written in the Nazi-occupied Netherlands, Anne Frank’s diary is the most famous account of the Holocaust. Here are some of Anne Frank’s most moving quotes.
The Sacco & Vanzetti case (1920-1927), the world-famous trial of two Italian-born anarchists, divided America and exposed injustice in the country’s justice system.
During the Russian Civil War, an uprising at the Kronstadt naval base in Saint Petersburg threatened the nascent Soviet Union.
Archibald Primrose was one of the richest men in Victorian Britain, but his political instincts were extremely poor.
Medicine on America’s frontier was a challenge involving unqualified practitioners, snake oil, and rampant disease.
Axis powers dominated the early years of World War II—until American artillery turned the tide of the deadliest conflict in modern human history.
Flying through Toronto families during the Great Depression, the Great Stork Derby had little to do with birds and everything to do with big bucks.
Would Germany’s inability to pay reparations after WWI lead to another war? Luckily, an American diplomat devised the Dawes Plan to temporarily ease tensions.