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In Memoriam: Leopold von Sacher-Masoch

On the 115th anniversary of his death, we still have much to learn about sex, power and the true nature of love from the man for whom the term “masochism” was invented.

A huge meteorite rammed into Antarctica about 480,000 years ago. The meteorite weighed hundreds of thousands of tons. Debris and dust were scattered 3,000 kilometers around. This area is comparable to the size of a whole mainland.

A documentary revealing the gems of Iranian Civilizations

Iran possibly the oldest existing and thriving civilization on Earth.

On this day in 1836, Texas became a republic. On March 1 delegates from the seventeen Mexican municipalities of Texas and the settlement of Pecan Point met at Washington-on-the-Brazos to consider independence from Mexico. George C. Childress presented a resolution calling for independence, and the chairman of the convention appointed Childress to head a committee of five to draft a declaration of independence. In the early morning hours of March 2, the convention voted unanimously to accept the resolution.

Atlantis, regarded as a myth, keeps coming up in every generation. Is there something in our psyche or our Akashic records, or our Mitochondrial DNA that keeps this legend alive? Atlantis was more than likely NOT a myth, but lost history of our origins, with only fragments of its records available to us.

Six videos -- in the search for Atlantis

The mathematical system in ancient Egypt was application-oriented, devised -- complete with fractions -- to manage practical matters. Assem Deif sums up the old methods

Information or imitation art, examination or exhilaration? Gamal Nkrumah tastes unforbidden fruit

Every depiction of an ancient portrait has the capacity to change interpretive history. It is mid-February and the Temple of Edfu looks a shadow of its usual self. Instead of picture-postcard columns, the colossal figures etched on its walls and the spirit of the late summer inundation, the ghostly outlines of high-priests look like they are under the spell of a sorcerer of the ancients.

By: Sorcha Faal

A most interesting transcript of this past weeks meeting between Chairman of the Moscow Patriarchate Metropolitan Hilarion, Irish Ambassador to Russia Philip McDonagh and Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Yakovenko shows their “troubling alarm” over the United States latest move to “identify and capture” all known “Star Children” currently living in, or passing through their Nation.

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

Foreword: Today Has a History

"A dishonest man said, 'That is what I chose to believe at that time. You must, at least, show respect for my sincerity!' "

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

Foreword: Today Has a History

"A dishonest man said, 'That is what I chose to believe at that time. You must, at least, show respect for my sincerity!' "

by Lyndon H. LaRouche, Jr.

Foreword: Today Has a History

"A dishonest man said, 'That is what I chose to believe at that time. You must, at least, show respect for my sincerity!' "

To highlight Italy's help in rescuing Nubian monuments during the Salvage Campaign of the 1960s and 70s, a photographic exhibition is on show at Al-Sama Khana. Nevine El-Aref recalls the events as she tours the display

Roswell Incident of the Soviet Union

This internationally famous UFO incident took place in 1986, on January 29, at 7:55 p.m. Some have called it the Roswell Incident of the Soviet Union. The information concerning this incident was sent to us by a number of Russian ufologists

January 30 of 2010 marked the 77th anniversary of Adolf Hitler's rise to power in Germany. On that day, the Nazi leader was sworn in as Chancellor of the Weimar Republic. The number 77 is mystical, and the Nazis were known for their love for mysticism. Further we will explore some Nazi-related myths.

by Cynthia R. Rush

On Oct. 14, 1943, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt held a state dinner at the White House for Haiti's President Elie Lescot, and during his toast to his guest, he recalled his own personal relationship to Haiti, going back at least two decades.

By Keith R. Taylor

Here we go again. The Mount Soledad cross case is back in court. San Diego, already deep in debt, spent millions of dollars litigating and losing the original suit. Then the federal government, even further in debt, took possession of the mountaintop, the cross and its problems.

The new decade has set off to a good start with excavations yielding valuable finds in Saqqara and Islamic Cairo, Nevine El-Aref reports

They simulate waves but what do waves correspond to, asks Gamal Nkrumah

Christmas, perhaps the most celebrated “holy day” within the Christendom and beyond, is ironically as foreign to the Bible as democracy is to Communist China. Neither the Christ nor the inspired writers of the Holy Book played a role in the institution and perpetuation of what we call Christmas.

After 14 centuries, a giant monolith from a submerged temple was raised from the seabed in Alexandria last week, Nevine El-Aref watched the dramatic recovery

Two lives for a princess. In the public eye, the pre-Revolution belle of the ball. And in private, the post-Revolution secretary behind an obscure office desk in Switzerland. Princess Nevine Abbas Halim recalls her bittersweet memories in her recently released memoirs. She opens her heart to Gamal Nkrumah

What American Xtians don\'t KNOW...

The Christmas season is almost upon us and is a great opportunity to tell children around the world that the infant Jesus travelled in Egypt and performed his first miracles there, says Jill Kamil

The Western Father Christmas started his life not as a Winter figure bringing gifts to children, but rather as the focus of a drunken fertility spirit who came to give good luck to the coming year’s harvest. The one who is now universally acclaimed as the benevolent and bearded Father Christmas is in fact an incarnation of Russia’s Grandfather Frost…to whom people gave presents as a ransom so that he would not turn their children to ice. Pravda also had a hand to play in this story…

Atheists at Christmas: Eat, drink and be wary

By PATRICK CONDON

Hanukkah, which means \"dedication\" and is also referred to as \"The Festival of Lights\", is a Jewish festival which begins on the Hebrew date of the 25th of Kislev and lasts eight days, through the 2nd of Tevet.

A 10 part series on Xmas.....

by denseatoms

Maybe you\'ve wondered if there was ever much difference between the Greek god, Zeus, and Jupiter, his Roman equivalent.

Dyuess (Indian) Zeus (Greek/Roman) Iazeus or Jesus (the new caesar)

A Greek-American team of archaeologist working on Mt. Lykaion in Greece believes that worship of the Zeus began there more than 3,200 years ago.

Oil lamps cast a flickering light onto the walls of the temple, the scent of incense and burned fruit hangs heavily in the air ... The Mainz earth has brought a little more light into the Romans\' everyday rituals in Mogontiacum.

The mother is about to give birth to her child. She will have a son. The evil leader learns of this and is fearful that the newborn will try to take away his power. To escape the evil leader, the child is taken to a distant land and escapes. The child then grows in stature and overcomes the evil leader.

Nader Habib investigates the truth and the legend behind the cult of one of Egypt\'s most famous saints

Peter Grossmann, 76, spent more than four decades excavating the ruins of Deir Abu Mina, known in English as the Monastery of St Menas, in the desert near Mariout.

Shroud from Jesus era found

By Kevin Flower

Researchers said Wednesday for the first time they have found what they believe to be pieces of a burial shroud from the time of Jesus

Nevine El-Aref celebrates 102 years of Hungarian excavations in Egypt

Hungary's leaning towards Egyptian history was sparked by a dawning interest in all things antiquarian that came with the opening up of foreign travel, and reached full maturity in the wake of the decipherment of hieroglyphs and the unfolding of the science of Egyptology.

The war within

Ahmed Naguib Roushdy* re-examines the controversy that continues to surround the United States' entry into World War 2

According to a legend, the founder of Moscow, Prince Yuri Dolgoruk,y once met a strange animal at Borovitsky Hill. The animal had three heads and spots on its fur. A Greek scientist from Kiev who accompanied the Prince interpreted the vision. He said that at that spot, a triangle city would be founded, surrounded by a great kingdom with “multicolored” residents from all tribes and peoples.

A new entrance for Luxor Temple and the reopening of Howard Carter's dig house as a museum are the main events commemorating the 87th anniversary of the discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb, says Nevine El-Aref

By Dick Meister

It's Nov. 19, 1915, in a courtyard of the Utah State Penitentiary in Salt Lake City. Five riflemen take careful aim at a condemned organizer for the Industrial Workers of the World, Joe Hill, who stands before them straight and stiff and proud.

Antarctic ice drilling that would allow scientists to get to Lake Vostok (East) hidden for millions of years, will become one of the most important scientific events equal to the launch of the Large hadron collider. Scientist can only guess what can be found there. Pravda.Ru interviewed Andrey Balashev, a member of the Institute of molecular genetics, to find out what scientists expect to find.

By Paul Stonehill and Philip Mantle

On September 30th 2009, General-Major of Aviation, Pilot-Cosmonaut Pavel Romanovich Popovich, the first Ukrainian cosmonaut in history, passed away. Always proud of his ethnicity, twice Hero of the Soviet Union award, he had many other awards and medals.

Pavel Popovich was greatly respected; a kind, nice and decent person, always ready to help others. His life was intertwined with the turbulent history of UFO research in the Soviet Union after 1978.

Ivan Antipovich Yefremov (1908-1972) led a life full of adventures, scientific research and accomplishments, discoveries, and hard work.

He was born in a village in 1908 (the true year of his birth), the son of a peasant’s daughter and a Russian government official. As a teenager, lost in the war-torn land, he joined the Red Army, was adopted by a motor transport company during the Civil War and he was badly wounded by a shell from a British gunboat.

The Holy Orthodox Church has for several years now come out strongly against the imported "holiday" of Halloween. What to many Russians and others around the world may seem like a fun night of kids masks and candy, is indeed an evil day of a vile paganist religion built upon the blood of sacrificial victims.

A few years ago the so-called 'black archaeologists,' people conducting independent excavations in the places of World War II battles and looking for precious war trophies, were extremely active. Sometimes during their search they would encounter very strange phenomena.

Lately dozens of reports come from Israel saying that a mermaid-like creature was seen near the town of Kiryat Yam in the Haifa Bay. Witnesses say that it looks like a young girl with a fish tail. The creature usually appears at sunset, performs various tricks and disappears in the sea.

Richard Sorge, a famous intelligence officer and a double agent for Germany and the USSR was born in Baku, Azerbaijan, on October 4, 1898. His father was a German engineer Adolph Sorge, and his mother, Nina Kobeleva, was Russian. The family had nine children.

By Gilad Atzmon

At the end of the day, digging into peoples ethnic past and family bloodline is not a common practice you expect from the Western press. It is something you tend to leave for racists, Nazis and Rabbis.

The Strange History of Douching

By Cherry Trifle

Thanks to a media marketing machine bent on making money by making women feel bad, women used to pour Lysol in their vaginas. Some still douche. But why?

Sigmund Freud was born on May 6, 1856 in the Austro-Hungarian town of Freiberg, on the boarder of Prussia and Poland. His father was a poor wool merchant married for the third time to Amalie Nathansohn, who was old enough to be his daughter. They had children almost every year and Sigmund was their first one.

The death of Adolf Hitler still remains one of the biggest mysteries in history. There are numerous theories that mostly come down to speculation that the Nazi leader didn’t die in his bunker, but managed to escape and hide. He allegedly was hiding for years and peacefully died in his own bed.

Outstanding abilities of some people always attracted researchers’ attention. Nostradamus, Leonardo da Vinci and Lomonosov left a mark on the history and memory of many generations.

By: Sorcha Faal

New research done by American scientists on the purported remains of Adolph Hitler found outside of his Berlin bunker are confirming “deep” Soviet KGB-GRU files that have always stated that the German Nazi leader instead of having committed suicide with his wife, Eva Braun, both were “secreted” to the United States along with top Nazi scientists in exchange for the Americans receiving Germany’s newly completed atomic bomb.

(Unbelievable Stories of GOP RightWingNUT Cruelty Most Likely True Too!)

Wallachian commander Vlad Þepeº (Impaler), whose residence was located in Sighisoara, Romania, was neither a vampire nor any other supernatural creature.