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Marie Fischerová entered the world on 26 May 1929 in Czechoslovakia. Born into a Jewish family, she spent her early childhood in a country increasingly gripped by antisemitism and political …
26 May 1929 | A Czech Jewish girl, Marie Fischerová, was born Read More
Eugeniusz Dębicki was born on the 26th of May, 1918, in the small town of Dębica, located in southeastern Poland. Born at the end of World War I, his early …
The Short Life of Eugeniusz Dębicki: A Story of Faith and Martyrdom Read More
1. Betje Olivier-van Thijn was born on May 23, 1895, in Amsterdam, the capital city of the Netherlands. Raised in a Jewish family, she grew up in a vibrant urban …
The Life and Tragedy of Betje Olivier-van Thijn Read More
In the bleak year of 1935, America found itself in the crushing grip of the Great Depression. Across the nation, factories were silent, fields lay barren, and families huddled together …
Riders of Hope: The Book Women of the Great Depression Read More
In the heart of Evansville, Indiana, in 1930, something extraordinary unfolded—an event that remains one of the most remarkable engineering feats in American history. The Indiana Bell Telephone Company needed …
Turning the Tower: The Astonishing Move of the Indiana Bell Building Read More
Anna Stanisława Kolbusz was born on May 6, 1920, in the quiet village of Nawieś Kołaczycki, Poland. Her early life unfolded in the simplicity of rural Polish life, shaped by …
Anna Stanisława Kolbusz: A Flame of Courage Read More
On May 21, 1938, in the heart of Paris, France, a little girl named Jacqueline Fogielman was born into a world that, for a short while, offered her the joys …
Jacqueline Fogielman: A Name Remembered Read More
“No one taught me to sew, you know? I learned because I had to. At first, it wasn’t art—it was survival.” I was born into poverty. My mother died when …
The Scent of Courage-Not a perfume, but a legacy Read More
Born in Prague in 1903, Alice Herz-Sommer grew up surrounded by culture, art, and music. A prodigious classical pianist, she found her voice and refuge in the rhythms of Chopin, …
Alice Herz-Sommer: The Pianist Who Played Through the Darkness Read More
The tomb of China’s first emperor, Qin Shi Huang, remains one of the most intriguing and foreboding archaeological sites in history—and there’s a chilling reason why it may never be …
The Terrifying Reason Archaeologists Will Never Open the Tomb of China’s First Emperor Read More