
They said a black man couldn’t do it. They said his hands weren’t steady enough, his mind not sharp enough, his place not worthy enough…

The rain fell hard through the jungle canopy, turning the narrow trail into thick mud. As Japanese soldiers moved quietly between the trees, confident that…

November 1944, somewhere in eastern France near the German border, a military convoy from Supreme Headquarters Allied Expeditionary Force, SHEF, is traveling toward the front…

The auction block smelled of sweat and iron. Claraara stood at the edge of the crowd, one hand pressed to the swell of her belly,…

June 1944. The cliffs of Saipon are alive with echoes, rifle cracks, distant explosions, and the fearful murmuring of hundreds of civilians trapped between war…

The order came without warning. A soldier stepped into the crowded hall, scanned the room, and pointed toward a small group of Japanese women. His…

This 1932 photo of a girl with a balloon looked happy until they saw what was behind her. The morning air in downtown Chicago carried…

Seven men stood at the edge of the woods on September 23rd, 1861. Their lanterns swung in the thick Louisiana air. Rifles rested on their…

The hands were holding something that should not have existed. Dr.Margaret Deququa had spent her career navigating the intersection of art history and aristocratic scandal,…

Catherine Marlo stood on the verand of Oakidge Plantation, fanning herself against the oppressive August heat when she saw him for the first time. The…




