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The Great Fuckery of Petar Brzica
Prologue — The Quiet of the Monastery Shadows clung to the stone walls, flickering in the weak light of a single candle. The silence was not peaceful; it carried the…
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The Story of Maggie de la Riva: Filipina Actress Who Fought for Justice in 1967
Prologue: The Woman Behind the Lights In the golden glow of 1960s Manila, a city alive with neon lights, jazz bands, and movie theaters, few names shone as brightly as…
Dr. Fei-Fei Li: The Mother of AI
From a young age, Fei-Fei Li was captivated by the mysteries of the world and the beauty of visual perception. Born in the bustling city of Beijing, China, Fei-Fei’s childhood…
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Otto Skorzeny: From Nazi to Anti Nazi
A detective story from the ruins of war — about the man Hitler once called “the most dangerous in Europe.” 1. Vienna, 1908 – The Beginning of a Shadow Vienna,…
The Deep-Sea Telescope That Captured a Messenger from the Edge of the Universe
How scientists beneath the Mediterranean Sea caught one of the most energetic neutrinos ever recorded — and opened a new window on the cosmos. 1. Beneath the Surface On a…
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Remembering Chester Nez, The Great Navajo
Chester Nez was born on January 23, 1921, in the remote region of Chi Chil Tah, New Mexico, within the Navajo Nation. He belonged to the Dibéłizhiní clan, known as…