Category: World Cultures

  • Enduring Legacy: Legendary Swords in the Classroom

    As the new school year begins, students often look for engaging books that will not only entertain but also challenge their imaginations and connect them to larger themes in literature and history. One way to spark their interest is by introducing them to modern fiction that revisits the ancient myths surrounding legendary swords like Excalibur…

  • The Legendary Sword Durendal: A Testament to Valor and Myth

    On this celebration day of Roland, the history of Durandal is especially interesting after the disappearance of the sword from the French mountain redoubt earlier this summer. In the rich tapestry of medieval lore and epic tales, the sword Durendal holds a place of honor, embodying the virtues of bravery, loyalty, and unwavering strength. Wielded…

  • TMIH Space Exploration: July

    July’s Cosmic Journey: Unveiling Space History’s Greatest Moments The month of July brings not only the warmth of summer but also a treasure trove of space history that has shaped our understanding of the universe. Join us on a cosmic adventure through five significant events that have illuminated the skies and pushed the boundaries of…

  • Live Aid 40 Years Later

    The 1985 Live Aid concerts, organized by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure, raised significant funds for Ethiopian famine relief through global musical performances.

  • TMIH Space Exploration: June

    June’s Celestial Odyssey: Exploring Space History’s Shining Moments As June unfolds, it brings with it the promise of summer and a perfect opportunity to embark on a celestial journey through space history. This month has witnessed a myriad of remarkable events that have deepened our understanding of the cosmos and ignited our passion for exploration.…

  • Berlin Wall Speech

    Ronald Reagan’s Berlin Wall speech in 1987 inspired political dissidents and contributed significantly to the fall of the Soviet Union.