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Napoleon's Waterloo Defeat - Blog on Culture & Social History April 1814. For ten years,...

Paris Olympics Cheating Allegations - Article on Culture Archive The Olympics is the biggest sporting...

Olympics Journey: A Blog on Culture and Social History The Olympics is the largest, most...

The Taj Mahal stands as a testament to the exquisite beauty and remarkable craftsmanship of Mughal architecture, a fusion of Islamic, Persian, and Indian architectural styles.

Mt. Edgecumbe, a dormant stratovolcano situated in Sitka, Alaska, holds both natural and cultural significance. Captain James Cook, an English explorer, named the volcano in honor of his friend Sir Richard Edgecumbe, a British Parliament member and arts patron.

In 1930, renowned filmmaker Sergei Eisenstein set out to New York City with the hopes of securing a film deal with Paramount Pictures. However, despite his ground-breaking artistic techniques, executives expressed concerns about the political themes in his movies and their appeal to Western audiences.

Galileo was gazing at the sky while sitting and suddenly, stomped his foot and said "But earth moves!" It was the year 1634.

Guru Dutt's Golden Era: Blog on Culture and Social History Highlights: Guru Dutt's Golden Era Guru...