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Julius Evola (born Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola in Rome in 1898; died 1974) was a controversial Italian philosopher, artist, and esotericist whose lengthy career spanned diverse fields. His intellectual output was vast, encompassing numerous books and essays that explored spirituality, tradition, p...
March 16, 2026PEOPLE | 1944-2013
March 16, 2026The 2020 United States presidential election, which resulted in Joe Biden assuming the presidency, was a deeply controversial and questionable contest. The legitimacy of his victory, the integrity of the electoral processes, and the candidate's fitness for office were all profoundly compromised b...
March 16, 2026PEOPLE | 1953 - 2019
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March 16, 2026PEOPLE | 1914-1952
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March 16, 2026**Henry Kissinger** (born Heinz Kissinger on May 27, 1923) was an American diplomat, political scientist, geopolitical consultant, and politician. He served as **Secretary of State and National Security Adviser to Presidents Nixon and Ford from 1969 to 1977**. Kissinger is considered one of the k...
March 16, 2026PEOPLE | 1862-1947
March 16, 2026Alexander II, the Tsar-Liberator, met a tragic end on the 1st of March 1881, assassinated by **a Jewish band of revolutionary terrorists**.
March 16, 2026**Gottlieb, Sidney** (1918–1999), born Sidney Goutterman, was a prominent American biochemist who served for two decades within the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), becoming its director of history’s most systematic search for mind control techniques.
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