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During the Holocaust, at least 1.1 million Jewish children were killed. In total, a third of all Jews living then on earth were killed as a result of the Holocaust in the world.
20 Little-known Facts About World War II
Cars for Export in the USSR
“Volga”, “Moskvitch” and “Lada” managed to see this world beyond the borders of their native country. Soviet cars were quite successfully exported even before the start of the war to countries such as Turkey, the Baltic states and others. In this collection, we will tell you about all the cars that were successfully used not only by russian people, but also by other people ...
The Most Ridiculous Reasons for Children’s Tears
Children can cry for completely different reasons. But sometimes some of them reach the literal ... absurdity! Greg Pembroke, the father of a little boy, once created a website, which is called - "Why is my son crying." Since then, parents from all over the world have sent him pictures for publication in the likeness of those that we will show you now ...
9 Mysteries of the Past That Still Remain Unresolved
The world is an amazing thing, filled with many secrets. To this day, researchers and great minds from all over the world are trying to solve the puzzles that our Universe periodically throws up to us. Some of them can be solved, althought not in the shortest possible time, but some remain unresolved for thousands of years and to this day confuse scientists. It is about such secrets and mysteries of the past that this collection will be discussed ...
The Evolution of Underwear: From the 1900s to Today
Since the 1900s, such an intimate part of the women's wardrobe as underwear has undergone quite a few revolutionary changes. How did it happen that tight corsets evolved into thin bikini barely covering a naked body? Today we will try to recall the past decades and understand how women's underwear has changed over the years.
The Most Unusual Airports in the World
A selection of the most extraordinary and sometimes weird airports from around the world ... it's worth a look