French-born photojournalist and war photographer Catherine Leroy (1945–2006) captured some of the most harrowing, stark images of the battles of the Vietnam War in the pages of Life magazine and other publications. Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy [wp_ad_camp_1] Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy Catherine Leroy … Read more
In World War I and World War II, women soldiers served mostly in auxiliary roles and were assigned to non-combat active roles. In 1914 a volunteer nursing service was established by armies in different countries in World War I. Officials estimated that women volunteers relieved 12,000 men for combat in World War I by assuming … Read more
Built in 1874, the Old Cincinnati Library was a thing of wonder in the world. It has 5 levels of large cast iron shelving, checker board marble floors, a foyer, and an atrium lit by a skylight ceiling, the amazing library was truly stupendous to behold. Unfortunately that magnificent maze of thousands of books is … Read more
Belgian PE teacher Vincent Michel stumbled upon a hidden underground in a quarry in France, which has been hidden for nearly 80 years. Many believed that the cars were hidden away during World War II. Apparently, their owners did not reclaim them after the war. The rusting collection was hidden to avoid it being captured … Read more
After all the brutal wars in history, human beings killing each other, spilling their blood on the ground for whatever reason. Nature just being there — a silent witness to the bloody mayhem and destruction. After all the human conflicts, nature reclaims all in the end… [wp_ad_camp_1]
