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PEOPLE | 1853 - 1902 Cecil John Rhodes was a British businessman, mining magnate, and politician in southern Africa, who served as Prime Minister of the Cape Colony from 1890 to 1896. A central figure in British imperial expansion, particularly in the region that later bore his name, Rhodesia, his life
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The Days The seven days of the week, much like The Story of the Months, are imbued with ancient narratives, primarily drawing from the traditions of the Northmen, specifically the Angles and Saxons, rather than the classical cultures of Greece and Rome. While Sunday and Monday retain universal celestial associations,
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See Also: State of Israel, JEWS, Jewish, Judaism The term "Israel" carries significant geographic and political connotations, particularly within contemporary discourse concerning the State of Israel. The theological understanding of "Israel" is that the people of God, are the true Israel, Israel is the Body of
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PEOPLE | 1588 - 1679 Thomas Hobbes, arguably the most important English political thinker, particularly renowned for his magnum opus, Leviathan, published in 1651 during the tumultuous backdrop of the English Civil War. While often remembered as a staunch defender of absolute monarchy, his work offers a profound and complex treatment
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EVENTS Rhodesia was a country in southern Africa, existing for a period following its formation through British colonial expansion in the late 19th century and enduring until its transformation into Zimbabwe in 1980. The nation was named after Cecil Rhodes, an influential figure in the British Empire, who aimed to
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The Book of Qahal stands as a pivotal document in the long history of the Jewish Question within Russia. Authored by Yakov Brafman, a baptised Jew, this compilation was first presented to the government in the late 1850s and 1860s, before being widely published in 1869 and 1875. Its profound
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L. Ron Hubbard - pulp science-fiction author, and founder of Dianetics and Scientology. Born Lafayette Ronald Hubbard on 13 March 1911 in Tilden, Nebraska, Hubbard was the son of a teacher and a United States Navy officer. His early childhood was spent on various Navy bases, including a lengthy period
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EVENTS | 1967 The Attack on the USS Liberty The USS Liberty, an American intelligence ship, was subjected to a deadly, unprovoked assault by Israeli air and naval forces on 8th June 1967, during the Six Day War. This attack upon an almost defenseless American military vessel sailing in international waters
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Leo Frank was a Jewish manager at the National Pencil Company. He was arrested for the rape and brutal murder of thirteen-year-old Mary Phagan. The Murder On April 26, 1913, a Saturday and Confederate Memorial Day in Georgia, the National Pencil Company in Atlanta was operating with a reduced staff,
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PEOPLE | 1893 - 1946 Hermann Göring was one of the National Socialist regime's most prominent leaders. His career encompassed diverse and powerful roles, including President of the Reichstag, Prime Minister of Prussia, Special Commissioner for the Four-Year Plan, and Master of the Hunt. Despite his multifaceted involvement, much
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Vladimir Putin: Architect of Russia's Resurgence and Challenger of the American Empire Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, and challenger of the prevailing global order. His core philosophy centres on a deep love for Russia and a belief that Western consumerism has corrupted his nation, necessitating the destruction
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PEOPLE | 1901 - 1990 Manly Palmer Hall was a Canadian-born author, lecturer, and mystic who dedicated his professional life to exploring and disseminating knowledge of ancient esoteric philosophies, symbolism, and mystical traditions. Over a career spanning seven decades, he authored numerous volumes and delivered extensive public lectures, emphasising perennial wisdom