Greenland's secrets

By 1000 AD, the island of Greenland was essentially uninhabited, but two waves of migrants were on their way. One of them, the Normans, sailed the rough Atlantic on Icelandic rooks; the other, the Eskimos, sea hunters, travelled down the coast from northwest to south on their narrow umiaks.

Edgar Casey's prophecy: in 2036 we will face a comet apocalypse

Edgar Casey, America's ‘Sleeping Prophet,’ was perhaps the most famous clairvoyant of the 20th century. For nearly 43 years, beginning in 1901 when he gave his first ‘reading,’ Casey entered a trance-like state and diagnosed the physical and mental ailments of people who sought his help and prescribed remarkably effective treatments.

The love story of Magda and Joseph Goebbels

30 April 1945. Adolf and Eva Hitler lay in the garden of the Reich Chancellery. Thick black smoke was rising into the sky, it was sucked through the air intakes into the bunker, spreading the smell of petrol and bitterness over the floors...

CIA and JFK secrets: what the declassified archives are hiding

The US National Archives and Records Administration has published declassified documents related to the assassination of the country's 35th President John F. Kennedy. This event caused a wide resonance, as for many decades this topic remained one of the most mysterious and discussed in American history.

A MURDER FOR LOVE that shook France

On the 17th of March 1951, an unremarkable drama played out in Paris, the kind of drama that happens every year in every part of the world. A young 24-year-old girl, Pauline Dubuisson, came to see her former lover. Why visit exes? Probably to work things out. The guy was shot and the girl, first tried to shoot herself, then opened the gas. That's when the police arrived.