Distorted maps have misled you: Greenland isn't as big as you think. US to Name Morgan Stanley Banker to Lead Sovereign Wealth Fund Taiwan Semi plans to invest $100 billion into building 5 ...

British soldiers read a map in the trenches of the Western Front ... produced over 170 million artillery shells during WW1. As trenches were very good at defending soldiers from the direct attacks ...

# In 1945, the Allies were victorious in Europe and, later the same year, in the Far East against Japan which, with Germany, was rebuilt before being successfully reintegrated in to the global economy ...

Dame Nellie Melba 👩 March is Women’s History Month, and to celebrate, BTN will be presenting profiles of Australian women ...

A map from 1893 showing the extent of the British ... British soldiers using a Vickers machine gun in the trenches during WW1. Following the assassination, Austria-Hungary approached Germany ...

Among the many causes of that ancient Greek war was an attempt by Athens at a variation of “nation building” within a region controlled by Sparta — an unfortunate side-effect of Athenian democracy… as ...

Not only was it one of the scariest films to emerge in the early aughts, it also remains the most effective horror film set in the middle of the WWI trenches, even more than two decades after its ...

Trench clubs were brutal, silent, and deadly. These medieval-style weapons turned World War I trenches into battlegrounds of close combat!

The museum, based in Henry Clay Frick’s 1914 Fifth Avenue mansion ... Architecture happens in the trenches. Getting the Frick expansion right demanded a million complex decisions, as mundane ...

Put yourself in the shoes of a soldier in the trenches in the First World War, or imagine waking up on a sunny morning in Pompeii hours before annihilation. That is the experience that hundreds of ...

From the top of the world to the bottom...the Mariana Trench is the deepest part of the ocean. It's an enormous scar that tears across the floor of the western Pacific Ocean for 1,580 miles.