Other Frank Incidents Depicted…
1939… The 15-year-old girl decided to keep a record of her experience in a diary. Renia Spiegel used to live in a small Polish town with her elderly grandmother. The […]
Valour At The French Quarter
The global community was experiencing a war worldwide for the first time. The war, originating in Europe, had rocked Asia and Africa, too. Britain and France were facing difficulties in […]
Articulate Works Of Art…
An exhibition of paintings – titled: ‘London 1938: Defending Degenerate German Art’ – is taking place in Berlin. The event reminds us of another exhibition – an exhibition of 300 […]
A Note On Espionage…..
Noor Inayat Khan (January 1, 1914-September 13, 1944) – popularly known as Spy Princess – is an unsung heroine of the WWII. The Indian-origin British spy, who started her career during […]
‘nother Liberator?
In a letter to his publisher friend, he wrote: “You can publish those short stories after my death.” Why he said so…….? Because, he wrote about war and also about […]
Knell & Nails On The Coffin Of Democracy
Benjamin Carter Hett is a former trial lawyer and a Professor of History at Hunter College and the Graduate Centre, City University of New York who is an expert on […]
‘The Shame Is Ours’
The unwed pregnant women were sent to maternity homes in post-WWII Canada and forced to surrender their babies for adoption! Even they were not allowed to touch or feed their […]
Small Is Dangerous
A study – recently carried out by defence experts – has revealed that small arms cause 90% of civilian casualties in the modern world. Experts opine that the growing availability […]
The Counterblow
“It’s not the car’s problem, but the driver’s…….. You may be able to drive a tractor.” Enzo Anselmo Ferrari had said this to Ferruccio Lamborghini when he came to know […]
Boundless Ocean Of Politics 